The document outlines the income tax appeal process in Pakistan. It discusses the various levels of appeal, including appealing an order to the commissioner, appellate tribunal, high court, and in some cases supreme court. Key details provided include the types of appealable orders, required documents, application fees, deadlines, and potential outcomes of appeals at each level of review. The overall purpose is to explain the legal process for taxpayers or the tax department to dispute orders and seek revisions from higher authorities.
Direct taxes cannot be shifted to another person, such as income tax, whereas indirect taxes like sales tax can be shifted to customers. There are two types of sales tax in Pakistan - sales tax on goods, implemented by the federal government, and sales tax on services, implemented by both federal and provincial governments. Sales tax is charged at 17% for registered persons and 17% plus an additional 3% for unregistered persons. Registered persons can claim input tax adjustments and file monthly sales tax returns.
Direct taxes are paid directly to the government by taxpayers based on their income or assets. Indirect taxes are ultimately paid by consumers through higher prices of goods and services. Direct taxes are generally progressive, where higher incomes face higher tax rates, while indirect taxes are often regressive with the same tax rates regardless of income. Both direct and indirect taxes have advantages and disadvantages related to issues like tax evasion, prices, revenues, and economic impacts.
The document provides guidance on calculating output tax in Pakistan. It defines key terms related to sales tax such as taxable period, registered person, taxable activity, taxable and exempt goods. It explains how to calculate output tax for local supplies based on the value of supply, which considers discounted prices, consideration in kind, minimum production amounts. It also covers calculating output tax on imports based on customs value. The document outlines which input tax is adjustable, such as purchases supporting by invoices, and which transactions are not eligible like credit over 180 days or purchases of personal goods. It also specifies how tax liability is determined by subtracting input tax from output tax.
1) The document defines key terms related to sales tax such as input tax, output tax, registered person, taxable supply, and tax invoice. It also outlines sales tax authorities and their subordinate structure.
2) Procedures for computing sales tax liability, filing returns, and special returns are explained. Computation of sales tax involves deducting input tax from output tax. Returns must be filed by the due date each month.
3) Various offenses under the sales tax act are listed along with applicable penalties, such as penalties for failing to register, issue invoices, maintain records, or pay tax on time. Penalties include fines and potential imprisonment.
Trainer:
Fawad Hassan – ACA phavvad@gmail.com 0333-6036837 CFAP – 05 Advanced Taxation [Tax Year 2021]
(1) This document provides information on sales tax including the basic structure, output tax calculation, input tax adjustment, tax periods, and important SROs. (2) Key aspects covered include how to calculate output tax based on supplies, imports, time of supply, applicable tax rates, and value of supply. (3) The document also outlines which inputs are adjustable against output tax, including limitations and restrictions.
The document outlines the income tax appeal process in Pakistan. It discusses the various levels of appeal, including appealing an order to the commissioner, appellate tribunal, high court, and in some cases supreme court. Key details provided include the types of appealable orders, required documents, application fees, deadlines, and potential outcomes of appeals at each level of review. The overall purpose is to explain the legal process for taxpayers or the tax department to dispute orders and seek revisions from higher authorities.
Direct taxes cannot be shifted to another person, such as income tax, whereas indirect taxes like sales tax can be shifted to customers. There are two types of sales tax in Pakistan - sales tax on goods, implemented by the federal government, and sales tax on services, implemented by both federal and provincial governments. Sales tax is charged at 17% for registered persons and 17% plus an additional 3% for unregistered persons. Registered persons can claim input tax adjustments and file monthly sales tax returns.
Direct taxes are paid directly to the government by taxpayers based on their income or assets. Indirect taxes are ultimately paid by consumers through higher prices of goods and services. Direct taxes are generally progressive, where higher incomes face higher tax rates, while indirect taxes are often regressive with the same tax rates regardless of income. Both direct and indirect taxes have advantages and disadvantages related to issues like tax evasion, prices, revenues, and economic impacts.
The document provides guidance on calculating output tax in Pakistan. It defines key terms related to sales tax such as taxable period, registered person, taxable activity, taxable and exempt goods. It explains how to calculate output tax for local supplies based on the value of supply, which considers discounted prices, consideration in kind, minimum production amounts. It also covers calculating output tax on imports based on customs value. The document outlines which input tax is adjustable, such as purchases supporting by invoices, and which transactions are not eligible like credit over 180 days or purchases of personal goods. It also specifies how tax liability is determined by subtracting input tax from output tax.
1) The document defines key terms related to sales tax such as input tax, output tax, registered person, taxable supply, and tax invoice. It also outlines sales tax authorities and their subordinate structure.
2) Procedures for computing sales tax liability, filing returns, and special returns are explained. Computation of sales tax involves deducting input tax from output tax. Returns must be filed by the due date each month.
3) Various offenses under the sales tax act are listed along with applicable penalties, such as penalties for failing to register, issue invoices, maintain records, or pay tax on time. Penalties include fines and potential imprisonment.
Trainer:
Fawad Hassan – ACA phavvad@gmail.com 0333-6036837 CFAP – 05 Advanced Taxation [Tax Year 2021]
(1) This document provides information on sales tax including the basic structure, output tax calculation, input tax adjustment, tax periods, and important SROs. (2) Key aspects covered include how to calculate output tax based on supplies, imports, time of supply, applicable tax rates, and value of supply. (3) The document also outlines which inputs are adjustable against output tax, including limitations and restrictions.
This document discusses tax treaties between countries. [1] It provides an example of how a company could face double taxation by selling goods in a foreign country without a tax treaty. [2] Tax treaties aim to avoid double taxation by allocating taxing rights between countries, enhancing trade, preventing tax evasion, and allowing information exchange. [3] The document then discusses key concepts in tax treaties like permanent establishment and residency.
Income year,Tax year & tax Rate of BangladeshAfiaAnzum
The document provides information about income year, assessment year, tax rates, and tax identification numbers (TIN) in Bangladesh. It defines assessment year as the year in which tax is paid, and income year as the year to which the income being taxed refers. It explains that the income year and assessment year can be the same or different depending on the type of taxpayer. The document also outlines Bangladesh's minimum taxable income limits, general tax rates, and surcharges on income tax based on asset levels. It provides details about 12-digit TINs, including how they are issued and required uses.
The document discusses the balance of payments (BOP) of a country. It defines BOP as a systematic record of all economic transactions between a country and the rest of the world. The BOP has three components - the current account, capital account, and official settlements account. The current account covers exports and imports of goods and services. The capital account covers financial flows. Disequilibriums in the BOP can be corrected through automatic measures like changes in exchange rates or deliberate measures like trade policy changes and monetary policy tools.
The document provides an overview of taxation reforms in Bangladesh. It discusses reforms made to direct taxes like income tax, withholding tax, and self-assessment procedures. Reforms to indirect taxes like VAT and customs duties are also outlined, such as widening the VAT net and simplifying customs procedures. Other reforms included expanding the tax base, reforming capital market tax rules, and preventing tax evasion. Recommendations are made around progressive tax rates, a narrow tax base, unequal treatment of rural/urban and private/public sectors, and reducing tax exemptions.
The document outlines the key chapters and sections of The Sales Tax Act of 1990 in Pakistan. It covers preliminary aspects like short title and commencement, definitions of terms. It also covers the scope and payment of tax, including exemptions, rates, time and manner of payment, determination of tax liability, input tax credits, refunds and assessments. Other sections address registration requirements, record keeping, returns, appointment of tax authorities and their powers, offences and penalties, appeals, recovery of arrears, and general administration matters like service of notices and rectification of mistakes.
The document discusses fiscal policy and taxation policy in Bangladesh. It provides details on:
1) Bangladesh's fiscal policy is expansionary, causing large budget deficits that the government funds through borrowing. The main reasons for deficits are tax avoidance and corruption.
2) The taxation system in Bangladesh relies heavily on indirect taxes like import duties. Direct taxes only make up 19% of total taxes.
3) The government spends most on subsidies, education, interest payments, social services, and defense. Infrastructure like transportation and energy are also priorities.
This document summarizes key aspects of income tax in Bangladesh. It outlines different types of taxpayers and their tax-free income limits. It then describes various types of income that are taxed, including salary income and the treatment of items like bonuses, allowances, and retirement contributions. It also discusses taxation of income from property, agriculture, capital gains, and exempted capital gains. The document concludes by covering tax avoidance in Bangladesh and strategies to prevent tax evasion and avoidance.
This document discusses tax planning, avoidance, evasion and management. Tax planning is arranging one's affairs to minimize tax liability legally by taking deductions. Tax management refers to complying with tax laws by maintaining records and filing returns. Tax avoidance legally reduces taxes by claiming exemptions, while tax evasion illegally avoids taxes by omitting information or submitting false statements, and can result in penalties.
This document distinguishes between direct and indirect taxes. Direct taxes include income tax, corporation tax, capital gains tax, and capital transfer tax, which are paid by individuals and businesses directly. Indirect taxes are levied on the consumption of goods and services, through taxes like customs duty, excise duty, stamp duty, and sales/consumption taxes that are paid by manufacturers and importers and passed on to consumers. Examples are provided of calculating income tax, capital gains tax, customs duties, and excise taxes to illustrate how these different types of direct and indirect taxes are applied.
This document provides an overview of income tax returns in Bangladesh. It discusses key topics like the jurisdiction of different tax authorities, guidelines for filling out the income tax return form, calculating tax liabilities and credits, supporting documents required, and common errors. The return form has 8 pages collecting information on personal details, income sources, assets, liabilities, and expenditures. Examples are provided for correctly filling out sections on salaries, house rental income, interest from securities, agricultural income, and business income.
Tax means, the amount which is paid to the government for living in civilized society, paid by individuals. It is a compulsory levy under taxing act and it is the main stay of government revenue.
VAT was introduced in Bangladesh in 1991 as an alternative to sales tax. It has since become a major source of government revenue, contributing 27% of total revenue collection in 2005. VAT applies to goods and services with an annual turnover over 60 lacs and is charged at a rate of 15%. While VAT has increased tax collection, some argue it also increased inflation and businesses face issues with tax refunds and interstate credit. The document provides an overview of the history, mechanism, authorities and trends of VAT collection in Bangladesh.
This document summarizes a study on the redistributive effect of personal income taxation in Pakistan. The study decomposes Pakistan's tax system to evaluate how tax rates, allowances, deductions, exemptions, and credits contribute to redistribution. It analyzes the tax structures from 2002 and 2005, finding that reforms in the Income Tax Ordinance of 2001 resulted in greater redistribution, particularly through deductions for salaried taxpayers. The study uses microdata from household surveys to simulate the tax systems and measure their progressivity.
Company audits involve examining a company's financial statements to give an expert opinion on whether they fairly represent the company's financial position. The auditor must follow compliance procedures to ensure reliance on internal controls and perform substantive procedures to check financial data in statements. Auditors must also ensure transactions comply with company law. Appointment, removal, and responsibilities of auditors are outlined in the Company Act.
Input tax credit is a mechanism under GST that allows registered taxpayers to claim credit for taxes paid on inputs and capital goods. This helps remove cascading of taxes and ensures only value added at each stage is taxed. Taxpayers can utilize input tax credit to offset output tax liability, and only pay the net amount. Some key conditions for claiming ITC include possessing valid tax invoices, actual receipt of goods/services, and taxes being paid by the supplier. Unutilized credit can be carried forward or in some cases, claimed as a refund. Strict matching and reconciliation rules apply to verify ITC claims.
This document provides notes for the March 2022 attempt of the CAF-02 Tax Practices exam. It includes the syllabus breakdown and weightages, an overview of Pakistan's revenue collection system, a table of contents for the study material, and summaries of key concepts related to the income tax system in Pakistan. Some of the key points covered include the history of Pakistan's tax laws, objectives and tools of taxation, principles of tax levy, characteristics of tax laws, definitions of important tax-related terms, rules around tax year and residential status, geographical sources of income, and the basics of taxing employment income from salary.
The document provides information about e-way bills in India. It discusses the objective and need for e-way bills, provisions under law, the e-way bill generation process which involves filling Part A and Part B, validity periods, extensions, cancellations, exceptions and verification process. E-way bills are required for inter-state movement of goods of over Rs. 50,000 in value and aim to facilitate seamless movement of goods and prevent tax evasion. Registered persons need to generate e-way bills on the common portal prior to movement of goods, listing key details of the consignment, supplier and recipient.
The document summarizes the authorities that administer income tax in Bangladesh. It discusses the National Board of Revenue as the highest executive authority responsible for tax policies. It describes the two types of income tax authorities - administrative and judicial. The administrative authorities include the Commissioner of Taxes, Joint Commissioner, and Deputy Commissioner who have powers to inspect records, call for information, and revise orders. The judicial authorities include the Director General of Inspection and Director General of Intelligence who investigate tax evasion and analyze intelligence. Civil courts have limited role and cannot set aside tax assessments. All government and private organizations must assist the income tax authorities.
The document discusses the various income tax authorities in India according to the Income Tax Act. It outlines the central authorities like the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) which is responsible for tax policy and administration. Below the CBDT are various officers like Directors General, Commissioners, Deputy/Assistant Commissioners, and Income Tax Officers who have powers to assess taxes, conduct searches and seizures, and investigate tax evasion. Their roles, appointment processes, and jurisdictions are explained. Key powers of authorities like the CBDT, Commissioners and Income Tax Officers are also summarized.
This document discusses tax treaties between countries. [1] It provides an example of how a company could face double taxation by selling goods in a foreign country without a tax treaty. [2] Tax treaties aim to avoid double taxation by allocating taxing rights between countries, enhancing trade, preventing tax evasion, and allowing information exchange. [3] The document then discusses key concepts in tax treaties like permanent establishment and residency.
Income year,Tax year & tax Rate of BangladeshAfiaAnzum
The document provides information about income year, assessment year, tax rates, and tax identification numbers (TIN) in Bangladesh. It defines assessment year as the year in which tax is paid, and income year as the year to which the income being taxed refers. It explains that the income year and assessment year can be the same or different depending on the type of taxpayer. The document also outlines Bangladesh's minimum taxable income limits, general tax rates, and surcharges on income tax based on asset levels. It provides details about 12-digit TINs, including how they are issued and required uses.
The document discusses the balance of payments (BOP) of a country. It defines BOP as a systematic record of all economic transactions between a country and the rest of the world. The BOP has three components - the current account, capital account, and official settlements account. The current account covers exports and imports of goods and services. The capital account covers financial flows. Disequilibriums in the BOP can be corrected through automatic measures like changes in exchange rates or deliberate measures like trade policy changes and monetary policy tools.
The document provides an overview of taxation reforms in Bangladesh. It discusses reforms made to direct taxes like income tax, withholding tax, and self-assessment procedures. Reforms to indirect taxes like VAT and customs duties are also outlined, such as widening the VAT net and simplifying customs procedures. Other reforms included expanding the tax base, reforming capital market tax rules, and preventing tax evasion. Recommendations are made around progressive tax rates, a narrow tax base, unequal treatment of rural/urban and private/public sectors, and reducing tax exemptions.
The document outlines the key chapters and sections of The Sales Tax Act of 1990 in Pakistan. It covers preliminary aspects like short title and commencement, definitions of terms. It also covers the scope and payment of tax, including exemptions, rates, time and manner of payment, determination of tax liability, input tax credits, refunds and assessments. Other sections address registration requirements, record keeping, returns, appointment of tax authorities and their powers, offences and penalties, appeals, recovery of arrears, and general administration matters like service of notices and rectification of mistakes.
The document discusses fiscal policy and taxation policy in Bangladesh. It provides details on:
1) Bangladesh's fiscal policy is expansionary, causing large budget deficits that the government funds through borrowing. The main reasons for deficits are tax avoidance and corruption.
2) The taxation system in Bangladesh relies heavily on indirect taxes like import duties. Direct taxes only make up 19% of total taxes.
3) The government spends most on subsidies, education, interest payments, social services, and defense. Infrastructure like transportation and energy are also priorities.
This document summarizes key aspects of income tax in Bangladesh. It outlines different types of taxpayers and their tax-free income limits. It then describes various types of income that are taxed, including salary income and the treatment of items like bonuses, allowances, and retirement contributions. It also discusses taxation of income from property, agriculture, capital gains, and exempted capital gains. The document concludes by covering tax avoidance in Bangladesh and strategies to prevent tax evasion and avoidance.
This document discusses tax planning, avoidance, evasion and management. Tax planning is arranging one's affairs to minimize tax liability legally by taking deductions. Tax management refers to complying with tax laws by maintaining records and filing returns. Tax avoidance legally reduces taxes by claiming exemptions, while tax evasion illegally avoids taxes by omitting information or submitting false statements, and can result in penalties.
This document distinguishes between direct and indirect taxes. Direct taxes include income tax, corporation tax, capital gains tax, and capital transfer tax, which are paid by individuals and businesses directly. Indirect taxes are levied on the consumption of goods and services, through taxes like customs duty, excise duty, stamp duty, and sales/consumption taxes that are paid by manufacturers and importers and passed on to consumers. Examples are provided of calculating income tax, capital gains tax, customs duties, and excise taxes to illustrate how these different types of direct and indirect taxes are applied.
This document provides an overview of income tax returns in Bangladesh. It discusses key topics like the jurisdiction of different tax authorities, guidelines for filling out the income tax return form, calculating tax liabilities and credits, supporting documents required, and common errors. The return form has 8 pages collecting information on personal details, income sources, assets, liabilities, and expenditures. Examples are provided for correctly filling out sections on salaries, house rental income, interest from securities, agricultural income, and business income.
Tax means, the amount which is paid to the government for living in civilized society, paid by individuals. It is a compulsory levy under taxing act and it is the main stay of government revenue.
VAT was introduced in Bangladesh in 1991 as an alternative to sales tax. It has since become a major source of government revenue, contributing 27% of total revenue collection in 2005. VAT applies to goods and services with an annual turnover over 60 lacs and is charged at a rate of 15%. While VAT has increased tax collection, some argue it also increased inflation and businesses face issues with tax refunds and interstate credit. The document provides an overview of the history, mechanism, authorities and trends of VAT collection in Bangladesh.
This document summarizes a study on the redistributive effect of personal income taxation in Pakistan. The study decomposes Pakistan's tax system to evaluate how tax rates, allowances, deductions, exemptions, and credits contribute to redistribution. It analyzes the tax structures from 2002 and 2005, finding that reforms in the Income Tax Ordinance of 2001 resulted in greater redistribution, particularly through deductions for salaried taxpayers. The study uses microdata from household surveys to simulate the tax systems and measure their progressivity.
Company audits involve examining a company's financial statements to give an expert opinion on whether they fairly represent the company's financial position. The auditor must follow compliance procedures to ensure reliance on internal controls and perform substantive procedures to check financial data in statements. Auditors must also ensure transactions comply with company law. Appointment, removal, and responsibilities of auditors are outlined in the Company Act.
Input tax credit is a mechanism under GST that allows registered taxpayers to claim credit for taxes paid on inputs and capital goods. This helps remove cascading of taxes and ensures only value added at each stage is taxed. Taxpayers can utilize input tax credit to offset output tax liability, and only pay the net amount. Some key conditions for claiming ITC include possessing valid tax invoices, actual receipt of goods/services, and taxes being paid by the supplier. Unutilized credit can be carried forward or in some cases, claimed as a refund. Strict matching and reconciliation rules apply to verify ITC claims.
This document provides notes for the March 2022 attempt of the CAF-02 Tax Practices exam. It includes the syllabus breakdown and weightages, an overview of Pakistan's revenue collection system, a table of contents for the study material, and summaries of key concepts related to the income tax system in Pakistan. Some of the key points covered include the history of Pakistan's tax laws, objectives and tools of taxation, principles of tax levy, characteristics of tax laws, definitions of important tax-related terms, rules around tax year and residential status, geographical sources of income, and the basics of taxing employment income from salary.
The document provides information about e-way bills in India. It discusses the objective and need for e-way bills, provisions under law, the e-way bill generation process which involves filling Part A and Part B, validity periods, extensions, cancellations, exceptions and verification process. E-way bills are required for inter-state movement of goods of over Rs. 50,000 in value and aim to facilitate seamless movement of goods and prevent tax evasion. Registered persons need to generate e-way bills on the common portal prior to movement of goods, listing key details of the consignment, supplier and recipient.
The document summarizes the authorities that administer income tax in Bangladesh. It discusses the National Board of Revenue as the highest executive authority responsible for tax policies. It describes the two types of income tax authorities - administrative and judicial. The administrative authorities include the Commissioner of Taxes, Joint Commissioner, and Deputy Commissioner who have powers to inspect records, call for information, and revise orders. The judicial authorities include the Director General of Inspection and Director General of Intelligence who investigate tax evasion and analyze intelligence. Civil courts have limited role and cannot set aside tax assessments. All government and private organizations must assist the income tax authorities.
The document discusses the various income tax authorities in India according to the Income Tax Act. It outlines the central authorities like the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) which is responsible for tax policy and administration. Below the CBDT are various officers like Directors General, Commissioners, Deputy/Assistant Commissioners, and Income Tax Officers who have powers to assess taxes, conduct searches and seizures, and investigate tax evasion. Their roles, appointment processes, and jurisdictions are explained. Key powers of authorities like the CBDT, Commissioners and Income Tax Officers are also summarized.
Evaluation of Tax Inspection on Annual Information Income Taxes Corporation T...theijes
This research aims to evaluate the implementation of the tax inspection against the letter of annual information corporation taxpayer which is done by the tax inspection at the tax office Pratama Kendari. This research is a qualitative descriptive. Data were collected from interview and documentation. Data analysis method used is the descriptive with how to describe the implementation of the tax examination. The research result show that the tax inspection conducted by the Tax Office Pratama Kendari is in accordance with the terms of the specified examination, namely the term of the Regulation Minister of Finance Republic Indonesia number 184/PMK,03/2015 about changes to the regulation of the Minister of Finance number 17/PMK.03.2013 about procedure for tax examination. The implementation of tax inspection on the letter of annual information corporation taxpayer on the Tax Office Pratama Kendari provide a good influence in the improving the effectiveness of the taxpayer in his tax obligation.
Evaluation of Tax Inspection on Annual Information Income Taxes Corporation T...theijes
This document summarizes a research study that evaluated tax inspections of annual information letters from corporate taxpayers conducted by the Tax Office Pratama Kendari in Indonesia. The study found that the tax inspections were carried out according to the specified procedures, including terms outlined in the Regulation of the Minister of Finance. The implementation of tax inspections on the annual information letters provided benefits by improving corporate taxpayers' effectiveness in fulfilling their tax obligations. The study utilized qualitative descriptive methods to analyze interview and documentation data regarding the tax inspection process.
The document provides an overview of India's income tax system. It discusses that income tax is governed by the central government and levied under the Income Tax Act of 1961. The government taxes various types of individual and business income. Disputes can be appealed through a three-tier system of the commissioner, appellate tribunal, and courts. The government has also implemented measures like the GAAR and equalization levy to address tax avoidance, while transfer pricing remains a controversial area of focus.
This document discusses revenue audit in Malaysia. It provides context on Malaysian government revenues, which are mainly from taxes. Taxes include direct taxes collected by the Inland Revenue Board such as income tax, and indirect taxes collected by the Royal Customs and Excise Department such as import duties. The Auditor General is mandated to audit government revenues under the Federal Constitution and Audit Act. Revenue laws allow the Auditor General access to financial records to audit both tax assessment and collection. The National Audit Department audits assessment and collection of revenues by reviewing tax files and customs declaration forms.
This document provides an introduction to basic concepts in India's income tax law. It defines what a tax is, explaining direct and indirect taxes. Taxes are levied by the government to fund expenses like defense, education, healthcare and infrastructure. The income tax law in India consists of the Income Tax Act, annual Finance Acts, Income Tax Rules, circulars/notifications, and legal decisions from courts. Income tax is levied on a person's total income in the previous year as classified under various heads like salaries, house property, business/profession, capital gains, and other sources. Deductions are applied to arrive at the total taxable income and applicable tax rate.
This document discusses the impact of taxation on revenue generation in an emerging economy. It begins by defining taxation and the various concepts and types of taxation. It then discusses the relationship between taxation and revenue generation, noting that taxation is a central tool for economy growth and sustainability in developing countries. The document provides data on tax revenue collection in Nigeria from 2000 to 2018, showing that the Federal Inland Revenue Service has generally been able to increase actual tax revenue collected annually to meet or exceed targets.
This presentation contain information regarding history of income tax, legal framework, tax collection bodies, types of tax, income tax, canons of taxation and definition for the term assesse, person, previous year, assessment year, income, total income and gross total income and agriculture income as per IT act 1961
This document discusses the procedures for filing income tax returns in India and outlines the various income tax authorities. It notes that the Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) is responsible for policy and administration of direct taxes through the Income Tax Department. The CBDT is headed by a Chairman and includes six other members who are selected from the Indian Revenue Service. The document also lists the different levels of income tax authorities that can be appointed by the Central Government and CBDT to administer direct tax laws.
- Income tax is collected by the central government on the earned income of persons as per the Income Tax Act of 1961.
- There are two types of taxes - direct taxes which are directly paid by the taxpayer to the government, and indirect taxes which are initially paid by an intermediary and then passed on to the end user.
- Key income tax terms include assessee (person liable to pay tax), assessment year (period for which income is assessed), previous year (period during which income is earned), gross total income, total income, and types of income.
- Income tax rates vary based on slabs of annual income and surcharges may also apply depending on income levels. Key income tax authorities
taxes are income of government. india is a developing country, therefore taxes is important source of income to indian government. the majority of taxes which are mostly collected by the government is included in this presentation.
The document discusses various taxes in accounting including income tax, sales tax, and value-added tax (VAT). It provides details on income tax slabs for salaried individuals, how to maintain income tax withholding on goods and services, the liability and rates of sales tax, and defines VAT. The key information covered includes different categories of taxpayers for income tax, the responsibilities of withholding agents to deduct and deposit taxes, and the requirements for registered entities to file tax returns and maintain records.
03. administration and tribunal ICAB, KL, Study Manual
03. administration and tribunal ICAB, KL, Study Manual
03. administration and tribunal ICAB, KL, Study Manual
03. administration and tribunal ICAB, KL, Study Manual
03. administration and tribunal ICAB, KL, Study Manual
This document discusses direct and indirect taxes under Indian law. It provides definitions and examples of direct and indirect taxes. Direct taxes are paid directly to the government by taxpayers and include income tax and corporate tax. Indirect taxes are collected by intermediaries and passed on to the government, including sales tax, VAT and GST. The document also discusses tax rates and proposals from Indian budgets in 2010 and 2011, including changes to income tax slabs, corporate tax rates, and the planned introduction of a unified GST.
Double taxation occurs when the same taxpayer is taxed twice by the same tax jurisdiction for the same thing. There are two types of double taxation: direct double taxation, which occurs within the same jurisdiction, and indirect double taxation, which occurs across different jurisdictions. Methods to minimize double taxation include providing tax exemptions, allowing foreign tax credits, and entering into tax treaties between countries.
· Tax Planning,
· Direct Tax Structure in India,
· Restriction for Tax Avoidance and Tax Evasion,
· Residential Status and Tax Planning
· Corporate Taxation and Dividend Tax
- Tax is a fee charged by governments on products, income, or activities and is the main source of government revenue. There are direct taxes charged on individuals' income/wealth and indirect taxes charged on goods and services.
- The central and state governments have the power to levy and collect taxes. Taxes are levied to fund government expenses like defense, education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
- The Income Tax Act of 1961 and annual Finance Acts govern income tax in India. Income tax applies to individuals, HUFs, firms, companies and other entities based on their total income in the previous year.
The document discusses various concepts related to taxation in India. It defines key terms like previous year, assessment year, co-operative society, circular, notification, amendment, and official gazette. It also provides data on direct and indirect tax collections from 2009-2010 to 2015-2016. Finally, it explains the nature of different taxes like income tax, wealth tax, service tax, excise duty, customs duty and sales tax (VAT) and who bears the burden of direct and indirect taxes.
The document discusses key aspects of project management including different forms of project organization, the project life cycle, performance analysis tools, and human aspects. It describes three main forms of project organization: functional, dedicated teams, and matrix. The project life cycle includes initiation, planning, execution, control, and closing phases. Two performance analysis tools discussed are variance analysis and earned value management. Finally, it covers human aspects like authority, orientation, and motivation that impact project management.
This document is a case study report submitted by students for their Strategic Management course. It analyzes Walton, a Bangladeshi electronics company. The report is divided into five chapters: 1) Introduction to Walton including its vision/mission statements, 2) External analysis using PESTEL and opportunities/threats, 3) Internal analysis of strengths/weaknesses, 4) Matching external and internal factors, and 5) Conclusion. In chapter 2, a PESTEL analysis identifies opportunities like increasing GDP and threats like new competitors. Strengths and weaknesses are identified and an EFE matrix scores opportunities and threats. The most appropriate strategy is determined to be market penetration by offering discounts during festivals.
case study of failure the Farmers Bank Bangladesh Rakibul islam
In this case study, the detailed background of the Farmers Bank Limited which is now renamed as
the Padma Bank Limited is given along with its identified problems. ‘Doomed from day one’ is
used as a figurative term in this case because it is generally considered a bank will be in operations
for many years to come but this bank faced crisis within second year of its running. Due to various
problems such as: liquidity crisis, nepotism in employment of executives, corruption, huge
defaulted amounts of loans etc. the bank came on the brink of bankruptcy. Our main focus is on
the loan defaults and almost bankruptcy situation of the Farmer’s Bank in this case even though
the bank was created for good reasons such as aiding the poor farmers and improve the overall
agriculture sector by giving out loans.
Mixed methods research combines both qualitative and quantitative research approaches and methods. There are four main types of mixed methods designs: triangulation design, embedded design, explanatory design, and exploratory design. The triangulation design concurrently collects and analyzes quantitative and qualitative data to compare or validate results. The embedded design has one data type play a supportive role to the other. The explanatory design uses qualitative data to explain initial quantitative results, while the exploratory design uses qualitative data to develop instruments for a subsequent quantitative phase. Mixed methods research provides a more comprehensive understanding of research problems than a single method alone.
The document discusses various concepts related to measurement and scaling in research. It defines measurement as assigning numbers or symbols to characteristics of objects based on rules. Scaling is locating measured objects on a continuum according to these rules. There are four main types of measurement scales discussed - nominal, ordinal, interval, and ratio scales - which differ in the meanings assigned to numbers. The document also covers topics like variables, constructs, indexes, types of scales like comparative and non-comparative, and decisions to consider when constructing scales.
presentation of bangladesh labour act 2006Rakibul islam
The document outlines safety regulations for machinery and equipment in industrial establishments. It details requirements for:
- Guarding dangerous moving parts of machinery
- Ensuring exits and stairways are unobstructed and clearly marked for emergency escape
- Protective equipment for eyes and breathing when working with hazardous materials
- Covering or fencing open tanks, pits and holes to prevent falls
- Inspecting cranes, lifts, hoists and other equipment regularly to ensure good working order
Vat presentation part 2 and calculation of value added tax.Rakibul islam
This document discusses Value Added Tax (VAT) calculations in Bangladesh and provides three example problems:
1. It outlines the steps to calculate the VAT base and VAT amount for a manufacturing company, including costs of raw materials, labor, overhead, expenses, and profit margin.
2. It presents a multi-stage supply chain involving import, manufacturing, wholesale, and retail and asks to calculate VAT at each stage.
3. It provides information on an imported good including customs fees, duties, and insurance and asks to calculate the total VAT.
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2. THE FOREGONEEXPLORER’S
Name ID No.
Dripta Sarder Sujan (Leader) 21-221
Mir Fazley Rabbi Hridoy 21-224
Aurnab Sarker 21-201
Abir Hossain 21-166
Rakibul Islam 21-073
Atiullah Akond 21-070
Ahsanul Haque Talukder 21-142
3. Presentation Topic:
Tax Authority
Any government entity that is authorized
by law to assess, levy and collect taxes of a
particular country or region.
Income Tax Authorities in
different countries
6. It is under the
internal source
division of
Ministry of
Finance (MoF)
It is the authority for tax
policies and tax laws in
Bangladesh.
Established by the
father of nation
Bangabandhu
Sheikh Mujibur
Rahman
7. Key Personnel's relating to NBR
Abul Maal Abdul Muhith, MP
Hon’ble Finance Minister
M.A. Mannan, MP
Hon'ble State Minister of
Finance
Mr. Md. Nojibur Rahman
Hon’ble Senior Secretary of
IRD & Chairman of NBR
9. Field Offices
VAT field offices are
situated in
Dhaka(east, west, north,
south), Rajshahi, Rangpur,
Comilla, Khulna, Jessore,
Chittagong, Sylhet.
Custom field offices are
situated in
Dhaka, Chittagong,
Benapole & Mongla.
Income Tax fields are
situated in
Dhaka, Narayanganj,
Gazipur, Mymensingh,
Chittagong, Comilla,
Sylhet, Khulna, Rajshahi,
Barisal, Bogra, Rangpur
etc.
10. HISTORY OF NATIONAL BOARD OF REVENUE
In 1972 by the presidential order number 76 national board of
revenue has been constituted
After the establishing it is under the Ministry of finance
In 1984 NBR created IT ordinance to ensure efficient
administration and discharge executive and other appellate
functions , certain necessary provisions
11. APPOINTMENT OF INCOME TAX AUTHORITY
Ministry of Finance
National Board of
Revenue
Admin Wing
Research &
Statistics
Wing
Customs
Wing
Value
added tax
Wing
Income tax
wing
AJCT(appeal)
AACT(appeal)
CT(appeal)
Judicial
Executive
13. NATIONAL
BOARD
OF
REVENUE
Chief
commissioner of
taxes
Director –General of
inspection
Commissioner
of taxes
Director
General (large
taxpayer unit)
Director General
(training)
Director
General
(central
intelligence
unit)
Commissioner
of taxes
Additional
commissioner of
taxes
Joint
commission
er of taxes
MIDDLE LEVEL
16. Chief Commissioner
of Taxes, Director-
General of
Inspection Taxes
• It means a person appointed to be a Director-General of Inspection{Taxes} under section 3,and
except for the purpose of section 117,includes a person appointed for the purpose of this ordinance to
be an Additional Director-General of Inspection{Taxes}a Deputy Director-General of
Inspection{Taxes},or an Assistant Director-General of Inspection{Taxes} {U/s 2{25}}. He is
appointed by the NBR and works under the direct supervision of NBR.
Additional
Commissioner of
Taxes{ACT}
• ACT is subordinate to the Commissioner within whose jurisdiction he is appointed to perform his
function [U/s 5{2}].But the board may also empower him to exercise the powers of a CT {U/s
4A}.He is entrusted with the following responsibilities:
*He provides necessary instruction s to the JCT and the DCT.
*He can size the books of accounts and other relevant documents of a defaulter assesse authorized
by the Board.
*He may demand relevant information from the assesse by issuing notice
Introduction to important officials in NBR
17. Deputy
Commissioner of
Taxes{DCT}
• According to section 2[23} of the ITO,1984,”Deputy Commissioner of Taxes”
means a person appointed to be a Deputy Commissioner of Taxes under Section
3,and includes a person appointed to be an Assistant Commissioner of Taxes, An
Extra Assistant Commissioner of Taxes and a Tax Recovery Officer .He is appointed
by the Board and work under the supervision of the Commissioner of Taxes in
respect of Specific areas or persons or income.
Joint
Commissioner of
Taxes{Inspecting}
• They are appointed by the Board and work under the direct supervision of the
commissioner of Taxes within whose jurisdiction they perform their function.
Their main function is to supervise the work of the DCT tacking tax evasion under
his jurisdiction. The Board may also direct them to exercise the power of the DCT.
18. Tax Recovery
Officers{TRO}
• As per section 2{64},Tax Recovery Officer is appointed under section 3 of ITO-1984
by the Board. These officers are nominated by the Commissioner of Taxes among the
Deputy Commissioner of Taxes within his jurisdiction. The main responsibility of the
Tax Recovery Officer is to collect arrear taxes from the defaulter assesses after
receiving a certificate for recovery of the tax forwarded by the DCT as per section
138 of the ITO-1984.
Commissioner of
Taxes and
Commissioner of
Taxes{Large
Taxpayer Unit}
• Commissioner’ means a person appointed to be a commissioner of Taxes or
Commissioner {Large Taxpayer of Taxes or Commissioner {Large Taxpayer Unit}
[U/s 2{19}].They are appointed by NBR on a territorial basis in most of the time and
may enjoy the supreme power of their jurisdiction. They work as per the direction of
NBR and holds liable for the functioning of the department headed by them
19. APPELLATE
JOINT
COMMISSIONER
OF TAXES
• A person appointed to be an AJCT under section 3 or an appellate additional commissioner of taxes
or A person appointed to hold current charge of an Appellate joint commissioner of taxes.
APPELLATE
ADDITIONAL
COMMISSIONER
OF TAXES
• They are appointed by the board and work under the direct control of the board. They may be
directed by the board to perform their functions in respect of specified areas, persons or classes of
persons or income.
COMMISSIONER
OF TAXES
• Commissioner means a person appointed to be a commissioner of taxes under section 3 and
includes a person appointed to hold current charge of a commissioner of taxes. They are appointed
by the board and work under the direct control of the broad.
20. TAX TYPES IN BANGLADESH
VAT
• Value Added Tax or
VAT in Bangladesh
is an indirect
consumption tax
which is paid by
consumer or buyer.
• Current standard
rate is 15%.
Custom Duty
• Customs Duty is a
tariff or tax
imposed on goods
when transported
across international
borders.
• Current standard
rate is 10%, 15% &
25%.
Excise Duty
• Excise Duty is a tax
on goods produced
inland.
• In the case of
excisable goods, at a
rate not exceeding 30
per cent ad valorem
or 25% of the retail
price and, in the case
of services, 25% of
the charges for such
services.
21. Surcharge
• A surcharge is a fee
or other charge that
is added to the cost
of a good or
service. A
surcharge is
typically added to
an existing tax, and
may not be
included in the
stated price of a
good or service.
Income Tax
• An income tax is a
tax imposed on
individuals or
entities (taxpayers)
that varies with the
income or profits
(taxable income) of
the taxpayer.
• Has different rates
for different slabs
of income.
Tariff Schedule
• A tax imposed on
imported goods and
services. Tariffs are
used to restrict
trade, as they
increase the price
of imported goods
and services,
making them more
expensive to
consumers.
22. POWERS & FUNCTIONS OF NBR
The Main Function of NBR is
To mobilize domestic resources through collection of import duties and
taxes , VAT and income tax for the government.
Power to administrate matters related to taxes
Power to administrate the Excise, VAT, Customs and Income-Tax services
23. Power to prescribe any manner or form to keep accounts
To facilitate international trade through quick clearance of import
and export cargos
Power to make rules for carrying out the purposes of this ordinance
24. Power to reward an officer or employees for furnishing information to
detect Tax evasion
Power to declare any such period as income year
NBR is Responsible for
Formulation and continuous re-appraisal of Tax -policies and Tax-
Laws in Bangladesh
25. ACHIEVEMENTS OF NBR
The (E-PAY) Electronic Payment system is a way of
paying for a goods or services electronically, instead of
using cash or a check
IVA (Individual Voluntary Agreement) is an agreement
between an individual party and it’s creditors to help to
pay off debts at an affordable rate.
COMINGSOON…….
Source:
26. The national income tax fair has set the record on revenue collection.
A record number of people received services and submitted income tax returns to the
fair across the country. Meanwhile, 1,94,598 submitted tax returns, 36,853 taxpayers
got user identification numbers and passwords. A total of 9,28,973 individuals were
provided with different services from the tax fair being held at the NBR head office.
The National Income Tax fair 2016
Source: Dhaka Tribune
27. VAT ONLINE PROJECT
Vat online project is a new development project for
modernization the vat systems
The government approved a world bank funded development
project in 2014
The developing system will connect 287 vat circles officers,12
commissioners, two directors and it also integrate with the
Bangladesh bank
The end of the project will be 30/06/2020
Source:
28. PROJECT OBJECTIVE
Ensure revenue mobilization
Make a easy business process to comply with the new vat law
Capacity building of NBR to identify non- compliant taxpayers
Establish a modern well- disciplined and service oriented vat
administration
Ensure transparency in the vat administration systems
Source:
29. FAILURES OF NBR
Failure in collecting Taxes from mass citizens
Failure in motivating Tax liable persons to give tax
Failure in holding Tax campaigns frequently
Failure in collecting more Taxes from affluent citizens
Failure in reducing internal corruption among employees of NBR
Failure in bringing tax evading persons under punishment
Failure in imposing proper tax in imported luxurious products
30. AS EXAMPLE:
Car Model:3oo0cc BMW
Place Confiscated: Mirpur
Original cost without Tax: 10M
Cost with tax: 30M
1
Car Model: Porsche Cayenne 955
Place Confiscated: Hatirjheel
Original cost without Tax: 17M
Cost with tax: 54M
Car Model: Audi R8 Racing car
Place Confiscated: Banani
Original cost without Tax: 10.29M
Cost with tax: 120M
Source: Prothom-alo
31. Current Head Office:
C.G.A Bhaban (1st Floor),
Segunbagicha, Dhaka-1000
Phone: 9333951
HON’BLE PRESIDENT
DR. MAHBUBUR RAHMAN
Source: tat.gov.bd
32. POWERS & FUNCTIONS OF
TAXES APPELLATE TRIBUNAL
The Main Function of Taxes Appellate Tribunal is
To mobilize domestic resources through collection of import duties and taxes ,
VAT and income tax for the government.
Accept appeal of an assesse who is aggrieved by an order of AJCT and CT.
Accept appeal of the DCT against the order of AJCT and CT.
33. Direct the DCT to amend the assessment of an assesse.
Impose a penalty for concealment of income by the assesse.
Send copy of the order of penalty on an assesse & Orders from the Appellate Tribunal
on appeal shall be final.
34. ROLEOF CIVILCOURTSREGARDING
INCOMETAX
• The role of civil courts regarding
income tax is not very significant
since no suit shall be brought in any
civil court to set aside or modify any
assessment under the ordinance.
• High court division and supreme
court division can only give
explanation of law to any point
referred to them by the assesse or
the commissioner of taxes.
ASSISTENCETO INCOMETAX
AUTHORITIES
• All officer and staff of government
& semi-government organizations,
law enforcing agencies, autonomous
& statutory bodies, financial &
educational institutions, local & non
government organizations
• They all shall assist the income tax
authorities in the discharge of their
functions under the ITO, 1984.