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#4965 - Taxation Of Individuals - Business Law and Practice
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Income Tax
1) Total Income
Calculation
Cumulative total of all included income
PS50,000 + PS2000 + PS1000 = PS53,000
Includes
1) Salary
PS50,000
2) Bank interest Want it to be gross
Bank interest - Gross
PS2000
Bank interest - Net (have to convert to gross)
PS1600 x
3) Dividends Want them to be gross
100 80
= PS2000
Dividends - Gross
PS1000
Dividends - Net (have to convert to gross)
PS900 x 100 90
Does not include
1) Gaming and betting prices
2) Income from ISAs
3) Income from a Child Trust Fund
4) Compensation for loss of employment up to PS30,000
5) Periodic compensation payments for PI payouts
6) Redundancy payments
= PS1000
2) Net income
Calculation
Total income (1) MINUS allowable deductions
PS53,000 MINUS PS7,000
Includes
= PS46,000
1) Pension Scheme contributions Total = PS5000
2) Charges on income
*
Loans to buy an interest in a partnership
*
Loans to contribute capital to a partnership
*
Loans to buy shares in a close company
*
Loans to buy shares in an employee controlled company or invest in a co-operative Total = PS2000
3) Taxable income
Calculation
Net income (2) MINUS Personal allowance
PS46,000 MINUS PS8,105 = PS37,895
Includes
a) For all salaries below PS100,000, the PA is PS8,105
b) For all salaries above PS100,000 and below PS116,210 it is calculated:
PS8,105 MINUS (PS110,000 - PS100,000) = PS5,000 2
c) For all salaries above PS116,210 there is no PA
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