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Partners remuneration

Direct Taxation

How to calculate remuneration when there is loss and not book profit


Sajan Gangadharan

Sajan Gangadharan

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03-Nov-21 16:43

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On first 3 lakhs of book profit or in case of loss â?? â?¹ 1, 50,000 or 90% of book profits (whichever is higher).


In case of loss no remuneration is provided


Viswajith P

Viswajith P

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03-Nov-21 19:28

Let me make my query ellaborate My book profit is suppose 90000, which is less than 300000. So while calculating partners remuneration, law states that up to 300000, 90%of book profits or 150000 whichever is higher. So remuneration would be 150000. Whether my interpretation is correct.


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Sajan Gangadharan

Sajan Gangadharan

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04-Nov-21 09:27

Whether that statement can be interpreted like this: ð??¡In case of profit exceeding 300000 - For the first 300000, 90% of book profit or 150000,whichever is higher + 60% 0n balance amt exceeding 3L. ð??¡In case of loss - 150000. Profit/loss means book profit/loss


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Sajan Gangadharan

Sajan Gangadharan

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04-Nov-21 09:41

Suppose book profit is Rs.90000, remuneration would be Rs 81000 (90% of 90000) or Rs 150000 whichever is higher, therefore remuneration would be allowed upto 150000. However, remuneration allowed shall not exceed the remuneration paid. For example, actual remuneration paid is 50,000. Then deduction shall be Rs. 50000. The same applies if the book loss is Rs. 90000. Ignore the negative and compute the rest.


Saniya Mary Stanly

Saniya Mary Stanly

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