Minimum Alternative Tax requires companies to pay tax measured on book profit, ensuring a statutory minimum tax contribution. Minimum Alternative Tax (MAT) is a statutory charge under the Income tax Act requiring companies to pay a minimum tax measured on book profit, which is computed by applying the Act's specified additions and deletions to the company's statement of profits to produce the MAT base.
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Minimum Alternative Tax requires companies to pay tax measured on book profit, ensuring a statutory minimum tax contribution.
Minimum Alternative Tax (MAT) is a statutory charge under the Income tax Act requiring companies to pay a minimum tax measured on book profit, which is computed by applying the Act's specified additions and deletions to the company's statement of profits to produce the MAT base.
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