limitation on Debt interest deduction as expenses in cross-border transactions : Clause 177 of Income Tax Bill, 2025 Vs. Section 94B of Income-tax Act, 1961
26 April, 2025
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Interest deduction limitation restricts deductible interest to a fixed EBITDA ratio with carryforward relief and specified carve-outs. Limitation on deductible interest in cross border related party financing restricts interest deductions where interest paid or payable by Indian entities ... Summary
Interest deduction limitation restricts deductible interest to a fixed EBITDA ratio with carryforward relief and specified carve-outs.
Limitation on deductible interest in cross border related party financing restricts interest deductions where interest paid or payable by Indian entities to non resident associated enterprises is treated as excess interest, capped by a fixed ratio of the borrower's EBITDA and by interest payable to associated enterprises; disallowed amounts are carry forwardable subject to the same ratio, a deeming rule treats economically supported third party loans as associated enterprise debt, and specified carve outs apply to regulated financial entities and bona fide IFSC Finance Companies under operational rules.
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