Budget 2020: Taxation of dividends - the next reform?

Budget 2020: Taxation of dividends - the next reform?

Budget 2020: While taxpayers' expectation on withdrawal of DDT has been on for several years now, the probabilities are stronger due to the objective of the government to rationalise corporate tax rate and promote economic growth

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Budget 2020: Abolishment of DDT will likely be welcomed by all taxpayers and will be considered as one of the steps towards ease of doing business in IndiaBudget 2020: Abolishment of DDT will likely be welcomed by all taxpayers and will be considered as one of the steps towards ease of doing business in India
Anil Kadam
  • Jan 14, 2020,
  • Updated Jan 14, 2020 3:37 PM IST

The Union Budget 2020 is round the corner. It will be presented by the Finance Minister in what may be described as a challenging economy. The government recently took a significant step in introducing the corporate tax rate reforms. Such reforms have triggered taxpayers' expectations from this Budget, especially in the context of taxation of dividends.

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The Union Budget 2020 is round the corner. It will be presented by the Finance Minister in what may be described as a challenging economy. The government recently took a significant step in introducing the corporate tax rate reforms. Such reforms have triggered taxpayers' expectations from this Budget, especially in the context of taxation of dividends.

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