ट्रस्ट आय वितरण में MMR टैक्स दर का जुर्माना
Definition
Discretionary trusts face highest tax slab if income allocation between principal and income is not properly managed or distributed to beneficiaries, resulting in higher tax at trust level rather than lower individual rates.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: ₹10-50 lakhs excess tax per year for trusts with ₹1 crore income (MMR 42.744% vs individual slab 30-35%)
- Frequency: Annual tax assessment
- Root Cause: Manual errors in principal vs income allocation and failure to distribute income timely
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Trusts and Estates in India waste ₹10-50 lakhs annually on excess MMR tax due to Principal and Income Allocation failures. Automation of allocation and distribution tracking eliminates this tax leakage.
Affected Stakeholders
Trustees, Settlor, Chartered Accountants
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