Indian MNEs delay lower tax rates to utilise MAT credits

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Indian MNEs delay lower tax rates to utilise MAT credits

Danish Mehboob
October 03, 2019
Tax directors may walk away from lower corporate tax rates to save their MAT credits in short-term

Businesses with a large amount of minimum alternate tax (MAT) credits are choosing to use up the benefits before opting into India’s reformed corporate tax regime and losing the incentive.

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