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Home›Green Marine›Tonnage tax enables shipping firms to plough back tax liability into books
Green Marine

May 3, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Tonnage tax enables shipping firms to plough back tax liability into books

Apart from reducing the incidence of taxation, the tonnage tax regime in its maiden year has enabled shipping companies to plough back the deferred tax liability into books. All the four shipping companies including GE Shipping, Essar Shipping, Varun Shipping and Shreyas Shipping have reversed the d

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Apart from reducing the incidence of taxation, the tonnage tax regime in its maiden year has enabled shipping companies to plough back the deferred tax liability into books. All the four shipping companies including GE Shipping, Essar Shipping, Varun Shipping and Shreyas Shipping have reversed the deferred tax liability cumulatively in excess of Rs 100 crore.

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