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Supplementary Provisions, Article 24Transitional Measures Concerning Exclusion of Dividends, etc. Received from Foreign Subsidiaries from Gross Profits

第二十四条(外国子会社から受ける配当等の益金不算入に関する経過措置)

The provisions of Article 23-2 of the New Corporation Tax Act apply to the amount of dividends of surplus, etc. prescribed in that a domestic corporation receives from a foreign subsidiary prescribed in in a business year beginning on or after April 1, 2016, and with regard to the amount of dividends of surplus, etc. prescribed in prior to the amendment by the provisions of (hereinafter referred to as "the Former Corporation Tax Act") that a domestic corporation received from a foreign subsidiary prescribed in in a business year that began before that date, the provisions then in force continue to govern.

の規定は、内国法人が平成二十八年四月一日以後に開始する事業年度においてに規定する外国子会社から受けるに規定する剰余金の配当等の額について適用し、内国法人が同日前に開始した事業年度においての規定による改正前の法人税法(以下「旧法人税法」という。)に規定する外国子会社から受けたに規定する剰余金の配当等の額については、なお従前の例による。

With regard to the application of the provisions of Article 23-2 of the New Corporation Tax Act for each business year of a domestic corporation beginning during the period from April 1, 2016 to March 31, 2018, the phrase "the amount of dividends of surplus, etc. received from a foreign subsidiary" in and is deemed to be replaced with "the amount of dividends of surplus, etc. received from a foreign subsidiary (excluding those pertaining to shares or capital contributions of the foreign subsidiary held as of April 1, 2016 (limited to shares or capital contributions of a foreign corporation that falls under the category of foreign subsidiary as of that date))".

内国法人の平成二十八年四月一日から平成三十年三月三十一日までの間に開始する各事業年度におけるの規定の適用については、及び中「外国子会社から受ける剰余金の配当等の額」とあるのは、「外国子会社から受ける剰余金の配当等の額(平成二十八年四月一日において保有する当該外国子会社の株式又は出資(同日において外国子会社に該当する外国法人の株式又は出資に限る。)に係るものを除く。)」とする。

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