Tax planning
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What is Tax Planning?
Tax planning is the analysis of one’s financial status from the standpoint of tax efficiency in order to arrange one’s finances in the most efficient manner. Tax planning enables a taxpayer to make the greatest use of the numerous tax exemptions, deductions, and perks in order to reduce their tax due over the course of a fiscal year. Tax planning is a lawful approach to reduce income tax payments; nevertheless, care must be taken to ensure that the taxpayer is not willfully engaging in tax evasion or avoidance.
Types of Tax Planning:
- Purposive Tax Planning: Tax planning with a specific goal in mind.
- Permissive tax planning: Tax planning that is permitted by law.
- Long-term and short-term tax planning: Planning done at the beginning and end of a fiscal year.
- Proactive Tax Planning: Strategizing to anticipate future changes in tax laws and regulations.
Corporate Tax Planning:
Corporate tax planning is a method of lowering a registered company’s tax liabilities. Typical methods include deducting company transportation, employee health insurance, office expenses, retirement planning, child care, charitable contributions, and so on. A firm can legally decrease its tax burden by taking use of the various tax deductions and exclusions offered under the Income Tax Act. Again, tax planning should not be confused with tax avoidance, and all planning should take place within the confines of the law.
Increasing a company’s profits results in increased tax bills. As a result, they must commit sufficient time to tax planning in order to lower their responsibilities. During times of inflation, prudent tax planning reduces the direct and indirect tax burden. It also aids in the proper budgeting of spending, capital expenditures, and sales and marketing charges, among other things. A good tax plan is the product of:
- Providing accurate information to the appropriate IT departments.
- Not being uninformed of applicable tax rules as well as judicial rulings on the subject.
- Legal tax planning should be carried out in accordance with the law.
- Planning should be done with business objectives in mind and should be flexible enough to accommodate future changes.