Ch-04 basic Concepts of Income Tax Flashcards
What is a normal tax year?
- 12 months period.
- Starting from 1 July and ending on 30 June.
- Denoted by the calendar year in Which 30 June falls.
What is a special tax year?
- 12-month period different from normal tax year. (E.g 1 January to 31 December,1 April to 31 March.
- That’s the personal tax year to whom is allowed.
- Denoted by calendar year relevant to the normal tax year in which the closing date of the special tax year falls.
The Board can allow?
- Class of persons to change special tax year into normal tax year through official Gazette.
- Class of persons to change normal tax year into special tax year through official Gazette.
The Commissioner can allow?
- A person ( i-e individual) using a normal tax year may apply in writing to the commissioner to change his tax year to a special tax year and the commissioner may allow him.
- A person ( i-e individual) using a special tax year may apply in writing to the commissioner to change his tax year to a normal tax year and the commissioner may allow him.
- The order will be passed if conditions are fulfilled.
What conditions are required by the commissioner to grant permission to change the take year?
- The person has shown a compelling need.
2. The commissioner may impose further conditions
An order by the commissioner of change in the tax year shall be passed after?
- providing the applicant the opportunity of being heard.
2. If the application is rejected the commissioner shall mention in the order the reasons for rejection.
Can the commissioner withdraw the permission granted?
The commissioner may by order withdraw the permission granted regarding the change in a tax year after providing the opportunity of being heard.
what is a transitional tax year?
The period between
- The end of the last tax year prior to the change and
- The date on which the changed tax year commences and shall be treated as a separate tax year.
If a person is dissatisfied with the order of the commissioner can file a review application?
- To the board.
2. The decision by the board shall be final.
Who is resident person?
- Resident individual, a resident company, a resident association of persons.
- The Federal Government.
Who is non-resident person?
The person who is the non-resident person for the tax year.
Who is the Resident individual?
- if the individual is present in Pakistan for a period of, or a period amounting in the aggregate to, 183 days or more in the tax year.
- is an employee or official of the Federal or Provincial Government posted abroad during the tax year.
183 days include?
- a part of the day an individual is present in Pakistan counts as a whole day of such presence.
- If an individual is present wholly or partially in Pakistan counts as a whole day of such presence in the following days
a) . a public holiday.
b) . a day of leave including sick leave.
c) . a day that the individual’s activity is interrupted in Pakistan because of strikes, lock-out, or delays in receipt of supplies.
d) . a holiday spent by an individual in Pakistan before, during, or after any activity in Pakistan.
183 days does not include?
A day or a part of a day where an individual is in Pakistan solely by reason of being in transit between two different places outside Pakistan.
What is the resident company?
- If it is incorporated, formed by, or under any law in force in Pakistan.
- A Provincial or Local Government in Pakistan.
- The Control and Management of affairs of the company are wholly situated in Pakistan at any time in the year.