1. The following is the income statement of Al Kawther Trading LLC for the year end 2019. Income Statement RO Sales 124670 Less: Cost of Goods Sold Opening inventory 13455 Add: Purchases 71320 Less: Closing inventory -9875 (74900) Gross Profit 49770 Other Income : Dividend received from shares and bonds 6,000 Total Income 55770 Less: Operating Expenses Cost of Computers 2500 Salary & Wages 12400 Customs duty 450 Reserve for Bad debts 1200 Motor expenses 7500 Fire Insurance (for goods) 800 Donation 2000 Municipality taxes 2300 (29150) Net Profit 26620 Additional Information: a) Bad debts of 2018 of RO500 recovered in this year. Such bad debts were deductible expenses in the concerned year and not included in current year profit. b) The accountant overvalued opening inventories by RO245 and undervalued closing inventories by RO160. c) The company owned motor vehicle cost RO15000. In the law the depreciation rate attracted @ 33.33%. In the current year company also paid for repair expenses of RO230 for the same vehicle. Accountant omitted to record the depreciation and repairs. d) Computers will be considered as office equipment and tools. e) Donation made to approved charitable project and charged from the gross profit. f) Motor expenses comprise the following: a) Running costs (including Petrol) RO 6,000 Parking fines RO 1500 Requirement: Calculate the taxable income and tax liability for Al Kawther Trading Company for the year 2019
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1. The following is the income statement of Al Kawther Trading LLC for the year end 2019.
Income Statement
RO
Sales 124670
Less: Cost of Goods Sold
Opening inventory 13455
Add: Purchases 71320
Less: Closing inventory -9875 (74900)
Gross Profit 49770
Other Income : Dividend received from shares and bonds 6,000
Total Income 55770
Less: Operating Expenses
Cost of Computers 2500
Salary & Wages 12400
Customs duty 450
Reserve for
Motor expenses 7500
Fire Insurance (for goods) 800
Donation 2000
Municipality taxes 2300 (29150)
Net Profit 26620
Additional Information:
a) Bad debts of 2018 of RO500 recovered in this year. Such bad debts were deductible expenses in
the concerned year and not included in current year profit.
b) The accountant overvalued opening inventories by RO245 and undervalued closing inventories by
RO160.
c) The company owned motor vehicle cost RO15000. In the law the
33.33%. In the current year company also paid for repair expenses of RO230 for the same vehicle.
Accountant omitted to record the depreciation and repairs.
d) Computers will be considered as office equipment and tools.
e) Donation made to approved charitable project and charged from the gross profit.
f) Motor expenses comprise the following:
a) Running costs (including Petrol) RO 6,000 Parking fines RO 1500
Requirement: Calculate the taxable income and tax liability for Al Kawther Trading Company for the year
2019
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1. The following is the income statement of Al Kawther Trading LLC for the year end 2019.
Income Statement
RO
Sales
124670
Less: Cost of Goods Sold
Opening inventory
Add: Purchases
13455
71320
Less: Closing inventory
-9875
(74900)
Gross Profit
49770
Other Income : Dividend received from shares and bonds
6,000
Total Income
55770
Less: Operating Expenses
Cost of Computers
Salary & Wages
Customs duty
2500
12400
450
Reserve for Bad debts
1200
Motor expenses
Fire Insurance (for goods)
7500
800
Donation
2000
Municipality taxes
Net Profit
2300
(29150)
26620
Additional Information:
a) Bad debts of 2018 of RO500 recovered in this year. Such bad debts were deductible
expenses in
the concerned year and not included in current year profit.
b) The accountant overvalued opening inventories by RO245 and undervalued closing inventories by
RO160.
c) The company owned motor vehicle cost RO15000. In the law the depreciation rate attracted @
33.33%. In the current year company also paid for repair expenses of RO230 for the same vehicle.
Accountant omitted to record the depreciation and repairs.
d) Computers will be considered as office equipment and tools.
e) Donation made to approved charitable project and charged from the gross profit.
f) Motor expenses comprise the following:
a) Running costs (including Petrol) RO 6,000
Parking fines RO 1500
Requirement: Calculate the taxable income and tax liability for AI Kawther Trading Company for the year
2019
2. ABC SAOG Company's Income Statement has shown RO 128000 profit for the year 2019. Since the
accountant of the company is new to Oman and not aware about all the rules of Law of Income Tax
on Omani Companies. Indeed, he is not sure about the following transactions he has recorded in the
account books.
urchased patent worth RO 14000 in the year 2019. The life of patent is 14 years. The
i expensed the cost of patent
apany accountant charged depreciation on the following assets cost at the rate 8% and 30%
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