Presumptive taxation for non-resident cruise operators establishes deemed profit treatment and conditional lease rental exemption for related companies. A new presumptive taxation regime for non-resident cruise-ship operators deems a fixed proportion of amounts received or receivable for carriage of ... Summary
Presumptive taxation for non-resident cruise operators establishes deemed profit treatment and conditional lease rental exemption for related companies.
A new presumptive taxation regime for non-resident cruise-ship operators deems a fixed proportion of amounts received or receivable for carriage of passengers as profits from that business, replacing the existing presumptive shipping provisions for cruise-ship activity. Additionally, lease rentals paid by a company opting into this regime to a foreign recipient will be exempt in the hands of that recipient if both are subsidiaries of the same holding company, with defined subsidiary/holding relationships and a time-bound availability.
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