Basic Concepts of Income Tax Flashcards
Can Zakat for a tax year that is not fully deducted be refunded?
Zakat which is not fully deducted shall not be
i: refunded
ii: carried forward to next year
iii: carried back to preceding tax year
Zakat Paid to Relatives?
Zakat paid to relatives will not be deducted because it is not considered as Zakat as per Zakat and usher Ordinance, 1980.
Name Deductible Allowances?
I:ZAKAT
ii:Workers’ Welfare Fund
iii: Workers’ Participation Fund
Name Headings of Principle of Taxation of Individuals?
1: Deceased individuals
2: Author’s
3: Income of Minor child
The Legal representative of a deceased individuals shall be liable for-?
a) any tax that the individual would have become liable if he had not died; and
b) any tax payable in respect of the income of the deceased’s estate.
Liability of legal representative of deceased?
The liability of legal representative shall be limited to the extent of deceased’s estate.
First charge on deceased’s estate?
The liability (tax) shall be the first charge on the deceased’s estate.
Proceeding taken against deceased before his death?
Any proceeding taken against deceased before his death shall be assumed as having taken against the legal representative.
The proceeding will be continued against legal representative from the stage at which they were at the time of death
Any proceeding which could have been taken against deceased may be taken against the legal representative of deceased.
Receiving royalty by authors?
Where the time taken by author of a literary or artistic work to complete the work exceeds 24 months,
“the author may elect any lump sum amount received in a tax year as royalties for the work
as having been received in the tax year and the preceeding 2 tax years in equal proportions “
Income from business of Minor child is taxable?
Income from business of Minor child is taxable in hands of parent who has highest taxable income
Minor business acquired through inheritance?
Above provision will not apply of business is acquired through inheritance. ( Will not be taxable in hands of parent who has highest taxable income)
Who is minor?
Minor child is an individual under age of 18 at end of tax year.
What are common rules studied in ch 4?
1: Apportionment of deductions
2: Apportionment of Expenditure
3: Fair market value
4: Recouped Expenditure
5: Currency conversion
6: Cessation of source of income
7: Rules to prevent double derivation and double deductions
8 Tax dividends