Why Tax Planning is Important?

Tax planning includes the analysis of a financial situation or planned transactions from a (direct or indirect) tax perspective. The purpose of tax planning is normally to ensure tax efficiency and compliance, so that all the elements in a transaction are working together in a tax efficient manner, reducing the overall tax liability and ensuring that every action taken is compliant with the relevant rules and policies under which the transaction is conducted.

International Tax Planning: - Transactions of a cross-border nature are at risk of attracting double taxation, which may make such transactions less efficient and can sometimes limit cross-border trade and other activities.

Tax planning helps in estimating how much tax a company will have to pay. This is done by making estimations and comparing it to the previous year’s data. For a business, regular tax planning and paying of tax will help save them from complexities of the legal authorities of the government. Thus, a business to the tax laws stated by the government should be able to avoid any legal action taken against them.

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