A. Annual listings of preparers, identification numbers, and place of work are required for preparers who employ others to prepare returns. B. The period for which the information return is required is a 12-month period beginning July 1 of each year. C. No information return is actually required to be submitted; a list is made and kept by the employing preparer. D. Information returns of income tax return preparers must be maintained by the preparer for 2 years.…
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9. If she had owed money but was not able to pay it, what options would she have? She can apply for additional time to pay through an online application where she might get granted extra time to pay based on her situation. Also she can setup an installment agreement; she could do this by applying on a Web-based Online Payment Agreement application on IRS.gov. There she might be allowed as a…
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Section 9 subsection A requires the input of the name and relationship followed by the place of residence and age in case of minor child/ren that are surviving spouse, adult dependent child/ren and minor child/ren of the descendant. Compute the award allowable as per the directives in subsection B of section 9 and enter the amount in US dollar in the space provided for the same. Enter the amount of award allowable as per the guidelines of computation in case there is no surviving spouse in subsection…
4. You only need to give Income Tax Act references in Question 2. Selected parts of the Act are provided as part of this question.…
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The professional people like Doctor, engineer and small business they can access their income in cash basis if their income turnover is up to $ 2 million a year. Section 6 of ITAA 97, Provisions for ordinary income and statutory income are given in s6-5 and s 6-10 in income tax assessment act 1997.Income is derived upon the arising of enforceable debt for taxpayer who carries business of supplying goods. Professional fees for services are derived upon the arising of recoverable amounts during course of carrying business however if the amounts are basically reward for the personal service then the fees are derived upon its reception. The prepayments for goods and services are assessable only when that services or goods are provided. Dividends, wages and salaries are derived when paid and received respectively. Likewise, interest is also derived upon it receipt but if the taxpayer is in the course of lending business then accrual basis is appropriate. And, all the trading income is derived at the point of sales. (Gilders et. al. 2009). According to Arthur Murray case, income is derived when the service is provided .Relating to RIP…
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The report has been compiled for the purpose of given an information and familiarisation with HMRC rules about the UK Income Tax. Also to give Kate an advice is she should be register under self-employment rules or rather she might have been hire as an employee in the company.…
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According to S6-1(1) of the Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, assessable income consists of ordinary income and statutory income. Therefore, for the year ended 30 June 2013, Mary received $150,000 in cash and $10,000 accounts receivable from customers are ordinary income as it is described in S6-5(1) of ITAA97 that assessable income includes income according to ordinary concepts is called ordinary income. The same cases are Tennant v Smith (1892) AC 150; (1892) 3 TC 158; FCT v Dixon (1952) 86 CLR 540 and FCT v Harris 80 ATC 4238; (1980) 43 FLR 3. When deciding which tax accounting method should be applied, the situation must be evaluate first. There are two methods for accounting receipts which are Cash Basis and Accrual Basis. Cash basis is used mostly bu individuals like salary or wage earners while the accruals basis is generally used in business. Since Mary is the owner and sole proprietor of a shoe shop called “The Glass Slipper” and she does not employ any staff, the right accounting method applied here should be accrual basis. The similar case is C of T (SA) v Executor Trustee & Agency Co of SA Ltd (Carden’s case) (1983) 63 CLR 108, 5 ATD 98. Therefore, $ 160,000($150,000+$15,000-$5,000) is the assessable income under S6-5(1) of ITAA97.…
* As such, it is now compulsory to submit an electronic copy of the signed annual financial statements, on which the tax return is based, together with the income tax return to SARS.…
WITHHOLDING TAX ON GOODS AND SERVICES TAX YEAR 2011 (1st July 2011 to 30th June 2012) [Provisions applicable w.e.f. 1.7.2011 onwards] 1) Section 153(1) of the Income Tax Ordinance, 2001 provides that every prescribed person making a payment in full or part including a payment by way of advance to a resident person or permanent establishment in Pakistan of a non-resident person: (a) (b) (c) for sale of goods; for rendering of or providing of services; or the execution of a contract, other than a contract for the sale of goods or rendering of or providing of services, SHALL, AT THE TIME OF MAKING THE PAYMENT, DEDUCT TAX FROM THE GROSS AMOUNT PAYABLE (including Sale Tax) AT THE RATE SPECEFIED IN DIVISION III OF PART III OF THE FIRST SCHEDULE. 2) EVERY EXPORTER OR AN EXPORT HOUSE making a payment in full or part including a payment by way of advance to a resident person or permanent establishment in Pakistan of a non-resident person for rendering of or providing of services of STICHING, DYING, PRINTING, EMBROIDERY, WASHING, SIZING AND WEAVING, shall at the time of making the payment, deduct tax from the gross amount payable at the rate specified in Division IV of the Part III of the First Schedule. [Sub-section (2) of section 153] o The following terms are defined in sub-section (7) of section 153 are as under: “PRESCRIBED PERSON” means: a) b) c) d) e) f) g) h) i) Federal Government A company An association of persons constituted by or under law. A non-profit organization A foreign Consultant and Contractor A Consortium or Joint Venture An exporter or an Export House for the purpose of Sub-Section (2) An association of persons having turnover of Rs.50 million or above in tax year 2007 or in any subsequent tax year or An individual having turnover of Rs.50 million or above in the tax year 2009 or in any subsequent year.…