F6mys 2016 Jun A Hybrid PDF
F6mys 2016 Jun A Hybrid PDF
F6mys 2016 Jun A Hybrid PDF
Fundamentals Level Skills Module, Paper F6 (MYS) March/June 2016 Sample Answers
Taxation (Malaysia) and Marking Scheme
Section A
1 C
Tutorial note: Internal memos are issued by the Director General of the Inland Revenue Board for the guidance
of Inland Revenue Board officers only.
2 C
RM80,000 (RM30,000 + RM50,000)
Tutorial note: Income Tax (Deduction of Pre-commencement of Business Training Expenses) Rules 1996
PU(A) 160 AND Income Tax (Deduction of Pre-commencement of Business Expenses relating to Employee
Recruitment) Rules 2008 PU(A) 361.
3 C
[Under s.83(3) of the Income Tax Act 1967]
4 A
RM235,000 (Consideration RM250,000 + incidental costs RM15,000 recoveries RM30,000)
5 C
RM
Azmans total income 56,000
Wifes total income 4,000
60,000
Less:
Personal relief (9,000)
Spouse relief (3,000)
Medical expenses (Nil)
Chargeable income 48,000
Tutorial note: Relief for medical expenses is not available in respect of payments in respect of parents-in-law and,
thus, no relief is available for the RM4,000 spent by Azman. As Lily elected for combined assessment with
Azman, no relief is available for the RM1,200 spent by her.
6 C
[Under s.107C(7) of the Income Tax Act 1967]
7 D
8 B
November RM 30 ((RM424 + RM106) x 6/106)
Tutorial note: There is no requirement to account for any goods and services tax (GST) in June given that the gift
rule whereby any goods worth RM500 or less given to the same person in a year are not treated as a supply
for GST is not breached until the time of the second gift to Barbara in November.
9 B
RM850 (RM400 personal rebate + RM400 spouse rebate + RM50 zakat rebate)
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10 D
RM6,500 ((12,000 x 50%) + (5,000 x 10%) + 0)
Tutorial note: The costs relating to replanting of durian seedlings qualify as revenue expenditure and hence do
not qualify for agriculture allowance.
11 B
Tutorial note: Input tax in respect of club subscriptions fees and medical expenses is not reclaimable (blocked).
12 A
RM
Business 1 500,000
Business 2 Nil
Aggregate statutory business income 500,000
Less: Business 2 loss brought forward (80,000)
Statutory business income 420,000
Rental income 150,000
Aggregate income 570,000
13 A
RM
Gross income (24,000 + 120,000 + 76,000 + 60,000) 280,000
Less: Deductible expenses (3,000 + 4,000 + 12,000 + 20,000) (39,000)
Adjusted income 241,000
Less: Industrial building allowance (6,000 + 103,000) (109,000)
Statutory income 132,000
14 A
Tutorial note: Legal fees associated with the renewal of a loan are not deductible for a manufacturing company.
15 D
2 marks each 30
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Section B Marks
(b) The amount to be retained is 3% of the total value of the consideration payable to Kini Sdn Bhd or the whole
of the consideration which consists of money, if this is lower. 1
Therefore, the acquirer, Zeenat, must retain the full cash amount of RM9,000 (lower than RM9,600 (3% x
RM320,000)) and remit this to the Inland Revenue Board. +
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2 R8 Bhd
(a) Capital allowances on existing assets and disposals in the year of assessment (YA) 2015
Qualifying expenditure
RM RM
1. Showroom and office administration area (non-qualifying asset) Nil
2. Air-conditioner 900
YA 2014 Initial allowance (IA) N/A
Annual allowance (AA) 100% (900)
Residual expenditure 0
YA 2015 AA 0
Disposal proceeds write-off 0
Balancing allowance/(charge) 0
3. Inventory grading machine
Cost 234,000
Add: Foreign exchange loss 4,000 1
Qualifying expenditure 238,000
YA 2014 Initial allowance (IA) 20% 47,600
Annual allowance (AA) 14% 33,320 (80,920)
Residual expenditure 157,080
YA 2015 AA 14% (0)
157,080
Disposal proceeds (240,000)
Balancing allowance/(charge) (82,920)
Balancing charge restricted to capital allowances claimed 80,920 1
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Tutorial note: The showroom is not eligible for any capital allowances or industrial building allowance as it
is not an industrial building.
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Marks
3 (a) Mahal Caf
(i) Liability to register for goods and services tax (GST)
Mahal Caf has to register for GST since its annual sales turnover from taxable supplies exceeded the
threshold limit of RM500,000 in June 2016. 1
As at the end of June 2016, the combined value is RM502,000, RM100,000 for the month of June
2016 plus RM402,000 for the preceding eleven months. +
As the taxable turnover has exceeded the threshold starting from the end of June 2016, the business
is liable to register for GST within 28 days from 1 July 2016. 1
The effective date for GST registration is 1 August 2016, which is the first day of the following month
after the end of the 28-day liability period. 1
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(ii) Mahal Caf will have to submit GST returns [Form GST 03] every three months, i.e. on a quarterly
basis, since the annual sales turnover from taxable supplies does not exceed RM5,000,000. 1+1
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Marks
4 Tull
(b) If resident
Tulls employer must give notice of his employment as an individual who is likely to be chargeable to income
tax, within one month of his commencement of employment. 1
Tull, as a taxpayer, must give notice of his chargeability to income tax within two months of his arrival in
Malaysia. 1
2
(c) If non-resident
As a non-resident, Tull will not be eligible to claim the following:
any personal reliefs; and 1
the income tax rebate of RM400.
Also, income tax is payable at a flat rate of 25% and not at the scale rates. 1
The Director General of Inland Revenue may seek the assistance of the Police Department or the Immigration
Department to prevent Tull from leaving Malaysia until he has settled all his taxes, sums and debts. 1
4
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Marks
5 Drone Tech Bhd
(b) Repair expenditure may be regarded as capital in nature where the machine purchased is not in a position
to be used without undertaking the repairs. +
In addition, if the cost of the repair is significant, the repairs may be regarded as an improvement to an asset.
In light of the above, the repair costs of RM5,000 would be regarded as initial repairs and an improvement
to an asset and hence should be treated by Drone Tech Sdn Bhd as capital expenditure for tax purposes.
Marks will be awarded for other relevant factors. 2
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Marks
6 Ram Income tax payable for the year of assessment 2015
RM RM
Employment [Sec 4(b)]
[Section 13(1)(a)]
Salary ((RM30,000 + RM1,000) x 9 months) 279,000 +
Bonus 31,000
Reimbursement of taxi fares Nil
Reimbursement of medical expenses Nil
Service excellence award 12,000
Less: Exempt [para 25C, Sch 6] (2,000) 10,000
320,000
[Section 13(1)(b)]
Furnishings (RM280 x 9) 2,520
Entrance fee corporate membership Nil 1
Monthly subscription (RM200 x 9) 1,800
Leave passage (RM4,200 RM3,000) 1,200 +
Hotel for family 4,580
10,100
[Section 13(1)(c)]
Living accommodation
30% x Section 13(1)(a) [30% x RM320,000] 96,000
Defined value ((RM4,500 RM500) x 9) 36,000 +
Whichever is lower: 36,000
[Section 13(1(d)]
Withdrawal from unapproved scheme (employers portion) 11,000
Withdrawal from unapproved scheme (Rams portion) Nil
Gross employment income 377,100
Rent paid by Ram
(4,000 x 9)
x (300 x 9) (2,400) 1
(4,500 x 9)
Adjusted/statutory income 374,700
[Sec 4(d)]
Rental income from Australia (exempt) Nil
Aggregate income 374,700
Less: Approved donations to healthcare facility (maximum) [s.44(10)] (20,000) 1
Total income 354,700
Less: Reliefs
Self (9,000)
Spouse (3,000)
Employees provident fund (EPF) (maximum) (6,000)
Medical expenses for serious disease (maximum) (6,000)
(24,000)
Chargeable income 330,700
Tax liability
Tax on first RM250,000 47,900
Tax on RM80,700 at 245% 19,771
Tax charged/payable 67,671
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