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The Curious Case of the Indian Dividend Distribution Tax – Inverse Split-Rates on Corporate Profits? Or Source-Agnostic Levy?
Is the Indian dividend distribution tax an inverse split-rate on corporate profits, thereby limiting the extent to which profits can be distributed to shareholders? Or is it a source-agnostic levy, which could also be paid out of a company's capital if all of the company's profits were distributed to shareholders? This article examines these fundamental questions about the Indian dividend distribution tax.