Head Office Expenditure Deductions - Reforming Non-Resident Tax Deductions: Clause 60 of Income Tax Bill, 2025 vs. Section 44C of the Income-tax Act, 1961
11 March, 2025
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Head office expenditure deductions limited by an adjusted total income cap, simplifying cross-border allocation and documentation requirements. Clause 60 permits deduction of administrative costs incurred by non-resident head offices against profits and gains of business or profession, subject to ... Summary
Head office expenditure deductions limited by an adjusted total income cap, simplifying cross-border allocation and documentation requirements.
Clause 60 permits deduction of administrative costs incurred by non-resident head offices against profits and gains of business or profession, subject to a capped proportion of adjusted total income (or its average when losses occur) and to specified definitions of head office expenditure, thereby standardizing computation and limiting disproportionate reductions in taxable income.
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