Tonnage tax scheme: shipping profits treated as a distinct business and computed separately when option exercised. A company operating qualifying ships must compute profits from that activity under the tonnage tax scheme only if it has validly exercised the statutory option; the shipping operations are treated as a distinct tonnage tax business and its profits are computed separately from other business income. Absent coverage or a made option, such profits are computed under the general income tax provisions.
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Tonnage tax scheme: shipping profits treated as a distinct business and computed separately when option exercised.
A company operating qualifying ships must compute profits from that activity under the tonnage tax scheme only if it has validly exercised the statutory option; the shipping operations are treated as a distinct tonnage tax business and its profits are computed separately from other business income. Absent coverage or a made option, such profits are computed under the general income tax provisions.
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