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PNB Housing Finance tax rate to reduce
The expected reduction in the effective tax rate can be anywhere between 8-9%
New Delhi: PNB Housing Finance on Monday said the company's effective tax rate will come down by 8-9 percentage points following the government's decision to slash corporate tax rate.
For 2018-19, the effective tax rate of PNB Housing Finance on consolidated basis was 31.30 per cent.
On September 20, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced slashing the basic corporate tax rate for domestic companies to 22 per cent from 30 per cent.
The effective tax rate for domestic companies reduced to 25.17 per cent from 34.94 per cent inclusive of surcharge and cess.
"Considering the tax reductions per the announcement, the expected reduction in the effective tax rate for PNB Housing can be anywhere between 8-9 per cent," it said in a regulatory filing.
As per the government's latest investment boosting measure, new manufacturing companies that start production on or before March 31, 2023 and are incorporated on or after October 1, 2019 will have an option to pay tax at 15 per cent if they do not avail any exemption/incentive.
The effective tax rate for such companies will be 17.01 per cent, inclusive of surcharge and cess. This is a very positive move and is expected to result in enhanced economic activity along with the reduction in tax rates, PNB Housing Finance said.
Company's Managing Director Sanjaya Gupta said a slew of measures have been taken by the government to revive the economy and housing finance sector.
