Chapter 21 ___ Solved Past Papers Income Tax Numericals of CA Module C - (2001 to 2022)
Solution
Tax Year Ednded on : June 30, 2023
TAXABLE INCOME OF THE FIRM
INCOME FROM BUSINESS Rupees Rupees
Name of Taxpayer : AOP
National Tax Number :
Tax Year : 2022
Personal Status : AOP
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INCOME FROM BUSINESS Rupees Rupees
Loss as per P and L A/c (1,500,000)
Less: net rental income (1,502,500)
(3,002,500)
Add: Inadmissible Expenses
Salaries to partners:
Sohail 900,000
Khalid 600,000 1,500,000
Interest on Capital
Sohail 300,000
Khalid 300,000
Qazi 500,000 1,100,000
(402,500)
INCOME FROM PROPERTY
Loss under the head "Income from Business"
INCOME FROM PROPERTY
Rental income 2,000,000
(400,000)
Property tax paid (40,000) 1,560,000
Taxable income under NTR 1,157,500
COMPUTATION OF TAX LIABILITY:
54,688
54,688
Less: 20% repair allowance
Total tax liability of firm
In the absence of information no minimum tax under section 113 has been computed.
Less: admissible deductiions u/s 15A
Tax liability [Rs. 10,000 + (1,157,500-800,000) x 12.5%
1,157,500
Less firm tax liability 54,688
Net income after tax of AoP 1,102,812
COMPUTATION OF INCOME and TAX
LIABILITY OF PARTNERS
Sohail Khaled Qazi
Rs. Rs. Rs.
Net income from another business as
proprietor covered under NTR (before
taxable) - (A)
800,000 900,000 850,000
Share from another AOP under NTR
before tax (included for rate purposes) -
- 300,000 -
Income of the firm
COMPUTATION OF SHARE FROM AOP
before tax (included for rate purposes) -
(B)
Share from AoP as above - salary 900,000 600,000 -
Share from AoP as above - interest on
capital
300,000 300,000 500,000
Balance share in loss before tax (577,000) (577,000) (288,500)
Share from AoP as computed above
(C)
623,000 323,000 211,500
Total share from AOP included for rate
purposes (B + C)
623,000 623,000 211,500
Total taxable income (A+B+C)^ 1,423,000^ 1,523,000^ 1,061,500^
COMPUTATION OF TAX LIABILITY OF
EACH PARTNER:
Tax on Rs.1,423,000 [60,000 + 17.5% x 99,025
(1,423,000 - 1,200.000]
(^542) ____ ___ _Conceptual Approach to Taxes