Inter-corporate dividend deduction for domestic companies depends on qualifying income, timely distribution, and no double deduction. Deduction for inter-corporate dividend is available to a domestic company where Gross Total Income includes dividend income received from another domestic ... Summary
Inter-corporate dividend deduction for domestic companies depends on qualifying income, timely distribution, and no double deduction.
Deduction for inter-corporate dividend is available to a domestic company where Gross Total Income includes dividend income received from another domestic company, a foreign company, or a business trust. The deduction is limited to the amount of dividend income received, but only up to the amount of dividend distributed by the domestic company. Distribution must occur at least one month before the due date for filing the return, and the same dividend amount cannot be deducted in more than one tax year.
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