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Tax Management
Income from property (sec.15)
Group members
 Hira Nisar K5F15MCOM0002
 Saher Yaseen K5F15MCOM0004
 Zain Chaudhary K5F15MCOM00013
 Ahmad Raza K5F15MCOM002231
 Abdul Rehman K5F15MCOM0008
Hira Nisar
Contents
 Introduction
 Important Points
 Allowable Deductions from income
From property
 Exempt From Tax
 Format
Introduction
Income from property or Rent
chargable to tax (RCT) in the
second source or head of income
as mentioned in sec (11) of the
income tax ordinance. According
to sec 15(1) of the income tax
ordinace, the rent received or
receivable by a person for a tax year,
other than rent exempt from tax, shall
be chargeble to tax in that year under
the head “Income from Property”.
Abdul Rehman
Important Points
Property: Mean constructed building
Building: Block of bricks or stonework
coved by roof.
Land: Land means vacant (‫)خالی‬ use for
temporary huts of for storing material.
Rent: Means any amount received or
receivable by the owner of the land or
the building.
Allowable Deductions from
income From property
Collection Charges.
Any expenditure paid or payable py the
person in the year for the purpose of
collection of rent due in respect of
property the deduction is allowed as 6%
of the rent chargabel to tax or
amount of collection charges which
is less.
Allowable Deductions Cont...
Repair Charges.
Where the property is let out and
tenant or owner bear the cost of
repair then the amount of repair will
be deducted form rent.
The deduction is allowed as 1/5
of the rent chargable to tax (RCT)
Allowable Deductions Cont...
Insurance Premium.
The amount of premium paid or
payabel by the person for
insured the building from risk is
also deducted from the rent.
And remaing is chargable to
tax.
Exempt From Tax
 Income from agriculture building.
 Income from property held under trust.
 Rental value of owner’s occupied
residential property.
 Rental value of owner’s occupied business
property.
 Fair market value is exempt from tax if
following conditions are full filled:
1. Recipient is an individual or AOP
2. Fair market does not exceed Rs. 150,000.
3. Recipient does not receive income from any other heads of income.
Saher Yasin
Tax Rates of property
 Individual or AOP
S.No TOTAL AMOUNT OF RENT RATE OF TAXES
1 Upto Rs. 150,000 0%
2 Rs. 150,001 to Rs. 1000,000 10% of the amount exceeding
Rs. 150,000
3 Above Rs. 1000,000 15% of the amount exceeding
Rs. 100,000
Tax Rates for companies
 Companies
S.NO Total Amount Of Rent Rate Of Taxes
1 Upto Rs. 400,000 5% of total amount
2 Rs. 400,001 to 10,00,000 Rs. 20,000 plus 7.5% of the
amount exceeding Rs. 400,000
3 Amount Exceeding Rs.
10,00,000
Rs. 65,000 (fixed) plus 10% of
amount exceeding Rs.
100,00,000
Ahmad Raza Bhatti
Information
Rent of building@ Rs. 80,000 per month -----------
Unadjustable deposite received from tenant 800,000
Deductions clamied.
Repair charges 90,000
Fire insurance premium 24,000
Property tax 29,000
Intrest on loan 108,000
Collection charges 36,000
Legal charges for agreement 40,000
Format Income from property
Total income from salary 900,000
Rent of buliding (80,000x12) 960,000
Add: unadjustable advance
(800,000x1/10)
80,000
1,040,000
Less: Deduction allowed:
Repair charges (1/5 of Rs. 1,040,000) 208,000
Fire Insurance premium 24,000
Property tax 29,000
Intrest on loan 108,000
Other Expenses.
Collection Charges 36,000
Legal charges for agreement 40,000
76,000
Or 6% of Rs. 1,040,000= Rs 62,400 62,400 (431,400) 608,600
Taxable Income 1,508,600
Income from property

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Income from property

  • 1.
  • 4. Group members  Hira Nisar K5F15MCOM0002  Saher Yaseen K5F15MCOM0004  Zain Chaudhary K5F15MCOM00013  Ahmad Raza K5F15MCOM002231  Abdul Rehman K5F15MCOM0008
  • 6. Contents  Introduction  Important Points  Allowable Deductions from income From property  Exempt From Tax  Format
  • 7. Introduction Income from property or Rent chargable to tax (RCT) in the second source or head of income as mentioned in sec (11) of the income tax ordinance. According to sec 15(1) of the income tax ordinace, the rent received or receivable by a person for a tax year, other than rent exempt from tax, shall be chargeble to tax in that year under the head “Income from Property”.
  • 9. Important Points Property: Mean constructed building Building: Block of bricks or stonework coved by roof. Land: Land means vacant (‫)خالی‬ use for temporary huts of for storing material. Rent: Means any amount received or receivable by the owner of the land or the building.
  • 10. Allowable Deductions from income From property Collection Charges. Any expenditure paid or payable py the person in the year for the purpose of collection of rent due in respect of property the deduction is allowed as 6% of the rent chargabel to tax or amount of collection charges which is less.
  • 11. Allowable Deductions Cont... Repair Charges. Where the property is let out and tenant or owner bear the cost of repair then the amount of repair will be deducted form rent. The deduction is allowed as 1/5 of the rent chargable to tax (RCT)
  • 12.
  • 13. Allowable Deductions Cont... Insurance Premium. The amount of premium paid or payabel by the person for insured the building from risk is also deducted from the rent. And remaing is chargable to tax.
  • 14. Exempt From Tax  Income from agriculture building.  Income from property held under trust.  Rental value of owner’s occupied residential property.  Rental value of owner’s occupied business property.  Fair market value is exempt from tax if following conditions are full filled: 1. Recipient is an individual or AOP 2. Fair market does not exceed Rs. 150,000. 3. Recipient does not receive income from any other heads of income.
  • 16. Tax Rates of property  Individual or AOP S.No TOTAL AMOUNT OF RENT RATE OF TAXES 1 Upto Rs. 150,000 0% 2 Rs. 150,001 to Rs. 1000,000 10% of the amount exceeding Rs. 150,000 3 Above Rs. 1000,000 15% of the amount exceeding Rs. 100,000
  • 17. Tax Rates for companies  Companies S.NO Total Amount Of Rent Rate Of Taxes 1 Upto Rs. 400,000 5% of total amount 2 Rs. 400,001 to 10,00,000 Rs. 20,000 plus 7.5% of the amount exceeding Rs. 400,000 3 Amount Exceeding Rs. 10,00,000 Rs. 65,000 (fixed) plus 10% of amount exceeding Rs. 100,00,000
  • 19. Information Rent of building@ Rs. 80,000 per month ----------- Unadjustable deposite received from tenant 800,000 Deductions clamied. Repair charges 90,000 Fire insurance premium 24,000 Property tax 29,000 Intrest on loan 108,000 Collection charges 36,000 Legal charges for agreement 40,000
  • 20. Format Income from property Total income from salary 900,000 Rent of buliding (80,000x12) 960,000 Add: unadjustable advance (800,000x1/10) 80,000 1,040,000 Less: Deduction allowed: Repair charges (1/5 of Rs. 1,040,000) 208,000 Fire Insurance premium 24,000 Property tax 29,000 Intrest on loan 108,000 Other Expenses. Collection Charges 36,000 Legal charges for agreement 40,000 76,000 Or 6% of Rs. 1,040,000= Rs 62,400 62,400 (431,400) 608,600 Taxable Income 1,508,600