The document outlines deductions that are allowed and not allowed against income from business under Pakistan tax law. Deductions allowed include expenditures related to business such as rent, repairs, employee costs, training, intangible assets, amalgamation costs, pre-commencement costs, research, debt costs, bad debts, and worker welfare/participation funds. Deductions not allowed include taxes, tax deducted at source, payments to non-residents, entertainment over limits, unapproved funds, fines, personal expenses, reserve fund transfers, related party payments, large cash payments, and salaries over 15,000 rupees per month without proper documentation. Conditions and limits apply to some deductions.
The document outlines deductions that are allowed and not allowed against income from business under Pakistan tax law. Deductions allowed include expenditures related to business such as rent, repairs, employee costs, training, intangible assets, amalgamation costs, pre-commencement costs, research, debt costs, bad debts, and worker welfare/participation funds. Deductions not allowed include taxes, tax deducted at source, payments to non-residents, entertainment over limits, unapproved funds, fines, personal expenses, reserve fund transfers, related party payments, large cash payments, and salaries over 15,000 rupees per month without proper documentation. Conditions and limits apply to some deductions.
The document outlines deductions that are allowed and not allowed against income from business under Pakistan tax law. Deductions allowed include expenditures related to business such as rent, repairs, employee costs, training, intangible assets, amalgamation costs, pre-commencement costs, research, debt costs, bad debts, and worker welfare/participation funds. Deductions not allowed include taxes, tax deducted at source, payments to non-residents, entertainment over limits, unapproved funds, fines, personal expenses, reserve fund transfers, related party payments, large cash payments, and salaries over 15,000 rupees per month without proper documentation. Conditions and limits apply to some deductions.
The document outlines deductions that are allowed and not allowed against income from business under Pakistan tax law. Deductions allowed include expenditures related to business such as rent, repairs, employee costs, training, intangible assets, amalgamation costs, pre-commencement costs, research, debt costs, bad debts, and worker welfare/participation funds. Deductions not allowed include taxes, tax deducted at source, payments to non-residents, entertainment over limits, unapproved funds, fines, personal expenses, reserve fund transfers, related party payments, large cash payments, and salaries over 15,000 rupees per month without proper documentation. Conditions and limits apply to some deductions.
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INCOME FROM BUSINESS
Q.13.Deductions allowed against income from business
While calculating the income under the head Income from business the following deductions shall be made. 1- Expenditure related to business Any expenditure related to business incurred by a person during the tax year is allowable as deduction while calculating the taxable income under the head Income from business. Some important expenses are given below a- Rent & repair of building use for business purpose. b- Repair and insurance of machinery used for business purpose. c- Bonus and commission of employees. d- Employer contribution to recognized provident fund. e- Expenditure on training of workers. 2- Expenditure on Acquisition of Intangible assets Any expenditure incurred by a person during the tax year is allowable as deduction if it is related to acquiring an Intangible asset with a use full life of more than one year according to the provisions section 22 to 25. 3- Expenditure incurred by amalgamated company Any expenditure incurred by a person during the tax year is allowable as deduction if it is related to legal and financial services and administrative cost is related to planning and implementation of amalgamation. 4- Pre commencement Expenditure All the expenses before starting a business is called pre commencement expenditure like cost of feasibility study. A person shall be allowed a deduction for pre commencement expenditure if he fulfills the following conditions a- Expenditure shall be amortized on a straight line method b- Rate of deprecation is 20 % c- Expenditure is incurred for business purpose
5- Scientific Research Expenditure
It means any work done in Pakistan for the development of human knowledge in the field of natural and applied sciences. A person shall be allowed a deduction for scientific research expenditure if he fulfills the following conditions a- The expenditure is incurred in Pakistan b- The expenditure is incurred for research business c- Scientific research Institution is approved by Central board of revenue 6- Employee training and facilities Any expenditure related to business incurred by a person during the tax year is allowable as deduction under the head Income from business if it is related to a- Expenditure on educational institution and hospital b- Expenditure on training of industrial workers c- Expenditure on training of any person. 7- Profit on debt, financial cost and lease payment Any expenditure related to business incurred by a person during the tax year is allowable as deduction under the head Income from business if it is related to a- Expenditure on profit on debt use for business purpose b- Any sum paid to schedule bank as lease payment in respect of any assets c- Any payment made to a modarbas d- Any payment made under a scheme of musharika e- Any payment made to a Musharika certificate holder 8- Bad debts Any amount as bad debts incurred by a person during the tax year is allowable as deduction under the head Income from business if he fulfills the following conditions a- The debt is written off during the tax year b- There are reasonable ground for believing that the debt is irrecoverable 9- Provision regarding Consumer loan A banking company or a non banking finance company or House building Finance Corporation shall be allowed as deduction not exceeding 3% of income for the tax year as reserve for bad debts on consumer loans. This loss is carry forwarded if not set off in relevant year. 10- Profit on non performing debts A banking company or non banking finance company shall be allowed as deduction for any profit accruing on a non performing debt. 11- Amount transfer to participatory reserve The company shall be allowed a deduction for a tax year for any amount transferred to participatory reserve if the following conditions are fulfills a- Any amount transferred under section 120 of the companies ordinance 1984 b- Amount not exceeding the 5 % of the value c- Accumulation amount should not exceed 10 % of the capital 12- Worker welfare fund Any amount of worker welfare fund paid during the year is allowable as deduction under the head Income from business. This amount is necessary to be paid by every industrial organization. 13- Workers Participation fund Any amount of worker participation fund paid during the year is allowable as deduction under the head Income from business.
Deduction not allowed against income from business
Q.14. While calculating the income under the head Income from business the following deductions are not allowed. 1- Cess, Rate, Taxes Any amount paid or payable by the person in Pakistan or outside Pakistan by the way of any Cess rate or taxes imposed on the profit of the business. 2- Tax deducted at source Any amount of tax deducted at source under sections 149 to 158 from an amount received by a person is not allowed as deduction. 3- Payment to non resident Any amount paid to a non resident person on account of salary, rent, commission or payment of services is not allowed as deduction.
4- Expenditure on entertainment in excess of prescribed limit
Any entertainment expenses in excess of prescribed limit or in violation of term and condition is not allowed as deduction. 5- Sum paid to unapproved fund Any amount paid by a person to unrecognized provident fund, superannuation fund, pension fund or gratuity fund which is not approved is not allowed as deduction. 6- Employer contribution to other fund Any amount paid by an employer to any fund for the benefit of their employees is not allowed as deduction.
7- Fine paid on violation of laws
Any fine paid by a person on violation of any law, rules and regulations is not allowed as deduction. 8- Personal expenditure Any personal expenditure incurred by a person is not allowed as deduction. 9- Amount transferred to reserve fund Any amount transfer to reserve fund in any way is not allowed as deduction. 10- Remuneration paid to a member of the association Any profit on debt, Commission, salary or other remuneration paid to a member of association is not allowed as deduction. 11- Payment exceeding fifty thousand rupees Any amount paid under a single account head in aggregate exceeding 50,000 rupees made other than by a cross Cheque, cross bank draft is not allowed as deduction. 12- Payment of salary exceeding Rs. 15,000 per month Any salary paid exceeding 10,000 rupees made other than by a cross Cheque