Chapter 30 Solved Past Papers Income Tax Numericals of ICMAP Stage IV - (2003 to 2018)
Summer - 2009 Q. 4Particulars
(i) Salary Income (per month):
Rs.
· Basic SalaryAshis stayin Pakistanhasmet the condition ofminimum 183 days, thereforehe is resident
individual under Rule 14 of the Income Tax Rules, 2002.Mr. Jamshaid is an executive in a group of companies. He derived following incomes during tax
year 30-06-2023.EvenifhisstayinPakistanwillbelessthan 183 days,eventhen heisaresidentindividualin
Pakistan under Rule 14 of the Income Tax Rules, 2002, if he will met the following condition.being a citizen of Pakistan is not present in any other country for more than more than one hundredand eighty-two days during the tax year or who is not a resident taxpayer of any other country.794___ Conceptual Approach to Taxes
· Basic Salary 20,000
· House rent allowance 8,000
· Utility allowance 1,000
· Medical allowance 1,000
· Expenses on children books 400Tax deducted at source from salary amounted to Rs.15,000.(ii) Property Income:
Rs.
· Rent from a house let out per month 10,000
· He incurred following expenses on this property during the year:- Repairs 30,000
- Collection charges 7% of rent
- Ground rent 10,000
- Property tax 15,000
He is also provided with a 1000cc car, which is partly used for company business. As per books of
accounts, the cost of the car is Rs.650,000. He has also been granted with a housing loan of
Rs.500,000 on which no profit/ interest has been charged.
Inadditiontoabove,healsoreceivedgratuityofRs.70,000fromhispreviousemployerduringthe
year.The gratuityfund isnotapprovedbytheCommissionerIncome TaxorFederalBoardof
Revenue.- Property tax 15,000
- Rent-sharing with housing finance company 3,000 per month
Rs.
(iii) Other Income:· Profit on PLS bank account (net of 15% tax withheld) 8,500
· Commission from sale of plots 17,600He received a deposit of Rs.200,000, not adjustable against rent, out of which he refunded
Rs.100,000 to previous tenant who vacated the house after 3 years tenancy.794___ Conceptual Approach to Taxes