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A partnership firm is taxed at a flat rate on profit after allowable partner remuneration and interest on capital, both of which are capped by statute. Those payments are then taxed in the partners' own hands, while the profit share itself is exempt.
Firm tax
Taxable = book profit - allowable remuneration - allowable interest; tax at flat rate plus cess
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No. The share of profit is exempt for partners precisely because the firm has already paid tax on it.
No. Both are capped — remuneration by a formula on book profit and interest by a maximum rate.