Business Studies, asked by kannaashu, 3 months ago

income received in advance
1.loan
2.capital
3.divident​

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Answered by usha66276
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The term ‘Dividend’, as generally understood, refers to the return(s) earned by a shareholder for investing in a company by buying its shares. Such dividend is tax-free for the recipient as companies paying dividends already pay Dividend Distribution Tax when they pay out the dividend.

Interestingly, for the purpose of Indian tax laws, a dividend also includes ‘Deemed Dividend’ in its ambit. This article throws light on the taxability of deemed dividend.

Deemed Dividend under Section 2(22)(e)

Exceptions

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Income tax implications.

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Answered by Anonymous
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income received in advance 3.divident

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