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Income Tax Rates for Domestic Companies [AY 25-26/FY 24-25]
Domestic Company [Tax + Surcharge] + Cess
Income 0-1 Cr [30% + 0] + 4%
Income 1-10 Cr [30%+7%] + 4%
Income above 10 Cr [ 30%+12%] + 4%
Tax Rate of 25%. applicable for Turnover up to 400 Cr in immediately preceding AYConcessional Tax Rates [Tax + Surcharge] + Cess
115 BAA [22% +10%*] + 4% Cess
115 BAB [15%+10%*] +4% CessFlat Rate of Surcharge is applicable irrespect of Income
1⃣Home Loans✅
2⃣Debt Funds✅
3⃣Mutual funds✅
4⃣Fixed deposit
5⃣NPS ( National Pension Scheme)✅
6⃣Real Estate✅
7⃣Term & Life Insurance (Pending)
Ratios to be disclosed in Financial Statements as per Co. Law
Current Ratio: Current Assets/Current Liability [2:1 is considerered as Ideal]
Debt-Equity Ratio: Debt Capital/Shareholders Equity [2:1 is considered as Ideal]
Debt Service Coverage Ratio: EBITDA/Total Debt Service [1.25 is often considered IdealDebt service is [Principal + Interest] Hoverever ratio depends on Industry] Earning before Int, Tax & Amortisation/Depreciation
Return on Equity: PAT/ Average Shareholder equity [Higher the better]Pat = Profit after Tax
Inventory Turnover Ratio: COGS/ Average Inventory [5-10 is considered) IdealOpening Stock + Purchases - Closing Stock Cogs = Cost of Goods Sold
Trade Receivables Turnover Ratio: Net Sales/ Avg Receivables
Trade Payables Turnover Ratio: Net Purchases & Direct Expense / Avg Payable
Net Capital Turnover Ratio: Sales / Working CapitalWorking Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities
Net Profit Ratio: Net Profit or PAT/ Total Revenue [Higher the better]
Return on Capital: Earnings before Int & Tax [Higher the better]Capital Employed = Shareholders Equity + Long Term Debt
Return on Investment: Income generated from Investment/Investments
