CS Professional · Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Corporate Tax Planning · Tax Planning and Business Restructuring
Under the Income-tax Act, 2025, which of the following is a 'successor' for the purpose of the provision on the effect of an order in respect of business reorganisation?
A successor means all resulting companies in a business reorganisation, whether or not the company was in existence before the reorganisation. It is not limited to existing companies or to the one acquiring the largest undertaking.
- AAll resulting companies in the reorganisation, whether or not they existed before itCorrect
- BOnly the resulting company that existed before the reorganisation
- COnly the amalgamating company that is dissolved
- DOnly the resulting company that takes over the largest undertaking
Explanation
The definition covers all resulting companies, including newly formed ones. Limiting it to pre-existing companies or the largest one contradicts the text.
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