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AT – May 2016 – L3 – Q2 – Business Income – Corporate

This question asks for the computation of chargeable income based on the profit and loss account details for a manufacturing company for the 2014 Year of Assessment.

  • ICA (Ghana)
  • PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM
  • ADVANCED TAXATION
Question

Below is the Profit or Loss Accounts of Osu Mart Ltd, a manufacturing company in Accra for the year ended 31st December 2014, submitted to the Commissioner of Domestic Tax Revenue Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority on 30th April 2015.

a) Compute the chargeable income of the company for the 2014 Year of Assessment. (18 marks)

b) State the significance of the Auditor’s Certificate to the Examination of Accounts. (2 marks)

 

Answer
Computation of Chargeable Income GH¢ GH¢
Net Profit per Accounts 242,350
Deduct Profit on Sale of Asset 95,000
Adjusted Profit 147,950
Add Back Non-Allowable Expenses
Acquisition of Trade Mark 30,000
Acquisition of New Machinery 28,500
Loans to Staff written off 53,850
Cost of Neon Sign 20,500
Cost of Canteen Equipment 33,800
Goods given gratis 13,200
General Provision for Bad Debt 25,000
Depreciation 81,500
Total Non-Allowable Expenses 286,350
Adjusted Income Before Allowances 434,300
Less Capital Allowance (65,240)
Chargeable Income 369,060

(Total Marks: 18)

b)

The Auditor’s Certificate is significant because it:

  • Indicates the quality of the accounts to the examiner, affirming whether proper books have been kept and that the accounts are acceptable.
  • Serves as a required document on a tax return, certifying that all information provided to the Commissioner-General is complete and accurate, and can be used as evidence in court if necessary.

(Total Marks: 2)

 

 

 

  • Tags: Business income, chargeable income, Corporate Tax, Profit and Loss Account, Tax computation
  • Level: Level 3
  • Topic: Business income - Corporate income tax
  • Series: MAY 2016
  • Uploader: Dotse
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