Budget 2013: Parity in taxation for non-resident investors in IDFs

"I propose to provide parity in taxation between an IDF- Mutual Fund that distributes income and an IDF-NBFC that pays interest", FM said in his Budget speech.

Budget 2013: Parity in taxation for non-resident investors in IDFs
NEW DELHI: The government today said 5 per cent tax would be levied at the time of distribution of payout to non-resident investors in an Infrastructure Development Fund (IDF), irrespective of being promoted through either mutual fund or NBFC route.

"I propose to provide parity in taxation between an IDF- Mutual Fund that distributes income and an IDF-NBFC that pays interest, when the payment is made to a non-resident," Finance Minister P Chidambaram said in the Budget speech for 2013-14.

The rate of tax on such distributed income or interest will be 5 per cent, he said.

He also stated that investor protection fund set-up by depositor for protection of the interest of beneficial owners will be exempt from income tax, he added.
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