A significant change in company ownership can have substantial tax implications. Let's explore the consequences when a company's shareholding changes by more than 50%. ## Specific Provisions ## # Section 44(5A) of Income Tax Act - Restricts carrying forward of unutilized business losses - Applies when there's a substantial change in shareholding # Public Ruling No. 12/2018 - Provides guidelines on continuity of ownership for tax losses - Outlines exceptions and special cases --- ## Exceptions and Considerations 1. **Publicly Listed Companies** - May have different rules due to frequent share trading 2. **Group Relief Provisions** - Intra-group transfers might have special considerations 3. **Mergers and Acquisitions** - Special provisions may apply in corporate restructuring *********************************************************** The provided information is intended for reference only. Please consider seeking additional professional guidance if necessary. If you need reliable audit and tax services, contact us at +60143612749 or admin@teyling.com. #AccountingTips #SME #TaxCompliance taxation accounting auditing company
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