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PROFIT & GAINS OF BUSINESS OR PROFESSION




Problem 1

Computation of admissible depreciation for the A.Y 2011-12:

Particulars

Plant & Machinery

Building

Rate of depreciation

15%

10%

W.D.V. as on 1/4/2010

250000

1000000

Add : Purchase during the year

300000

Nil


550000

1000000

Less : Sale during the year

(600000)

(200000)


(50000)

800000

Less : Depreciation

Nil

80000

W.D.V. as on 31/3/2011

Nil

720000

Short term capital gain

50000

Nil

Assume the building block is alive i.e. it has other buildings too which have not been sold.

 

Problem 2

Computation of depreciation u/s 32

Particulars

Factory building

Machinery

Computer

Furniture & fixture

Motor car

Rate of depreciation

10%

30%

60%

10%

15%

WDV on 1.4.20010

500000

800000

--

100000

60000

Add: Purchased during the year

--

200000

60000

--

--


500000

1000000

60000

100000

60000

Less: Sale during the year

--

600000

--

--

--


500000

400000

60000

100000

60000

Depreciation

50000

105000 1

18000 2

10000

9000

WDV on 31.3.2011

450000

295000

42000

90000

51000

Total depreciation

192000

1. (300000 * 30%) + (100000 * 30% * 50%) =105000
2. 60000 * 60% * 50% = 18000

 

Problem 3

Statement showing eligibility and computation of additional depreciation for the A.Y. 2011-12

Assets

Rate

Cost

Additional depreciation

Remarks

Amount

Plant A

20%

300000


60000

Plant B

NA

200000

As asset is 100% depreciable

-

Plant C (2 nd hand)

NA

300000

As plant is not a new asset

-

Plant D

10%

500000

As asset was put to use for less than 180 days

50000

Furniture

NA

100000

As additional depreciation is applicable only on plant & machinery

-

AC used in factory (Machinery)

10%

200000

As asset was put to use for less than 180 days

20000

Machinery used in office

NA

200000

As additional depreciation is not applicable on office appliances

-

 

Problem 4

Computation of depreciation for Machinery (15%)

Particulars

Amount

W.D.V. as on 1/4/2010

475000

Add : Purchase on 14/4/10

50000


525000

Less : Sale value

Nil


525000

Depreciation

78750

Depreciation allowed to Firm [from 1/4/10 to 17/9/10 (Rs.78750 * 170/365)]

36678

Depreciation allowed to Company [from 18/9/10 to 31/3/11 (Rs.78750 * 195/365)]

42072

 

Problem 5

Computation of written down value as on 31-3-2011

Particulars

Amount

Block 1: Plants @ 15%


W.D.V. as on 1/4/2010

460000

Add : Addition during the year being plant earlier used for scientific research

Nil

Less: Sale made during the year

Nil

Less: Depreciation allowed u/s 32 @ 15%

69000

W.D.V. as on 31.3.2011

391000

 

Problem 6

Tax consequence u/s 35ABB in several previous years up to 2011-12

Particulars

Amount

Deduction u/s 35ABB(1) in previous year:


- 2007-08

20000

- 2008-09

42222

- 2009-10

67222

- 2010-11

67222

Workings

Since payment has been made in installments, hence, deduction u/s 35ABB(1) shall be available as under:

Particulars

1 st Installment

2 nd Installment

3 rd Installment

Total

Amount of installment

200000

200000

200000


Remaining life (in years)

10

9

8


Deduction available in the previous year:





2007-08

20000

-

-

20000

2008-09

20000

22222

-

42222

2009-10 & onwards

20000

22222

25000

67222

 

Problem 7

For the P.Y. 2009-10, Jay writes-off Rs.72000 as bad debts. Hence, Rs.72000 is deductible in the A.Y. 2010-11.

Computation of taxable amount u/s 41(4) for the A.Y. 2011-12

Particulars

Working

Case 1

Case 2

Case 3

Balance of debt as on 1/4/2010

Working

70000

70000

70000

Amount received as final payment


40000

70000

85000

Bad debt u/s 36(1)(vii)


30000

-

-

Bad debt recovery u/s 41(4)

-

-

15000

Working: Calculation of balance of debt as on 1/4/2010

Opening balance as on 1/4/2009

50000

Add : Sale during the year 2009-10

100000

Less : Bad debts written off at the end of the year 2009-10

(72000)

Less : Collection during the year 2009-10

(8000)

Closing balance on 31/3/10

70000

 

Problem 8

Computation of Profits and gains of business or profession of Mr. Mahesh for the A.Y. 2011-12

Particulars

Note

Details

Amount

Net Surplus as per books of account



91000

Add: Expenditure disallowed but debited in books




Car expenses for personal purpose

1

1000


Domestic servant salary


1000


Personal expenses


17000


Donation to N.D.F.

2

500


Income tax

3

13300

32800




123800

Less: Expenditure allowed but not debited in books




Depreciation

4

10500


Less: Income not taxable but credited in books




Gift from father-in-law


5050


Dividend [Exempted u/s 10(34)]


8000


Less: Income taxable under other heads but credited in books




Profit on sale of investments


6450

30000

Profits & gains of business or profession

93800

Notes

  1. As 50% of car is used for official purpose, hence as per sec. 38, expenditure is apportioned.
  2. Donation to National Defence Fund is allowed u/s 80G.
  3. Income tax is specifically disallowed u/s 40(a).
  4. Computation of depreciation:

Particular

Furniture (10%)

Building (10%)

W.D.V. as on 1.4.2010

25000

80000

Add/(Less) : Purchase/(Sale) during the year

--

--

Depreciation

2500

8000

 

Problem 9

Computation of taxable income under the head "Profits & gains of business or profession"

Alternative 1) Direct estimation of income u/s 44AE

As per sec. 44AE, estimated income shall be calculated -

  • even for a part of the month;
  • even if asset is acquired under hire-purchase or installment purchase system; and
  • from the month when the asset is acquired (irrespective of date of put to use)

Direct estimation of income u/s 44AE

Vehicle

No. of vehicle

Acquired on

Details

Amount

Heavy

3

17/7/2006

Rs.5000 * 3 vehicles * 12 months

180000

Medium

2

15/5/2007

Rs.4500 * 2 vehicles * 12 months

108000

Heavy

1

17/7/2010

Rs.5000 * 1 vehicle * 9 months

45000

Medium

2

03/5/2010

Rs.4500 * 2 vehicles * 11 months

99000

Heavy

1

11/2/2011

Rs.5000 * 1 vehicle * 2 months

10000

Light

1

23/5/2010

Rs.4500 * 1 vehicle * 11 months

49500

Profits & gains of business or profession

491500

Alternative 2) Computation of income as per the provision of sec. 28 to 38

Particulars

Amount

Gross Receipts of the business

700000

Less : Expenditure related to such business

(480000)

Profits & gains of business or profession

220000

Though the assessee has lower taxable income in option 2 but to claim his income lower than the estimated income as per provision of this section, he will have to -

  • Maintain books of account as required u/s 44AA; and
  • Get his accounts audited irrespective of turnover.

Since he does not maintain proper books of accounts u/s 44AA, he will have to estimate income u/s 44AE.

Conclusion : Income under the head "Profits & gains of business or profession" is Rs.491500.

 

Problem 10

Computation of profit and gains of business or profession of Mr. X for the A.Y. 2011-12

Particulars

Note

Details

Amount

Net profit as per books of accounts



167000

Add: Expenditure disallowed but debited in P/L A/C




Penalty

1

3000


Advertisement

2

35000


Non business expenditure


10000

48000

 



215000

Less : Income not taxable under this head but shown in P/L A/c

3


25000

Profits & gains of business or profession



190000

Notes

  1. Any sum paid on account of penalty shall be disallowed.
  2. Any amount payable to a contractor or sub-contractor, being resident, for carrying out any work on which tax is deductible at source under Chapter XVIIB and such tax has not been deducted is disallowed u/s Sec. 40(a)(ia).
  3. Dividend is exempt u/s 10(34)

 

Problem 11

Computation of Profits and Gains of Business or Profession of for the A.Y.2011-12

Particulars

Note

Details

Amount

Net profit as per books of account

 

 

(69000)

Add: Expenditure disallowed but debited in P/L A/c

 

 

 

Income Tax

1

20000

 

Wealth Tax

2

40000

 

Patent

3

40000

 

Interest to proprietor

4

30000

 

Agricultural Expenses

5

40000

 

Life Insurance Premium

6

30000

 

Wages (Delayed deposit of employee's contribution to provident fund)

7

12000

 

Employee's contribution to provident fund

7

20000

 

Advertisement Expenses

8

10000

 

Depreciation (treated separately)

9

30000

 

Rent to proprietor

4

10000

 

Interest on loan taken for payment of income tax

10

6000

 

Bonus

11

5000

 

Excess payment made to relative

12

15000

308000

 

 

 

239000

Less: Expenditure allowed but not debited in P/L A/c

 

 

 

Depreciation as per Income tax Act (on tangible asset)

 

60000

 

Depreciation as per Income tax Act (on Patent)

 

10000

 

Weighted deduction for payment to National Laboratory

13

15000

 

Capital expenses for scientific research

14

50000

 

Less: Income not taxable but credited to P/L A/c

 

 

 

Dividend

 

60000

 

Agro Income

 

100000

285000

 

 

 

(46000)

Adjustment of stock

 

 

 

Add: Under valuation of closing stock

15

26667

 

Add: Over valuation of opening stock

16

16667

43334

Profits & Gains of Business or Profession

(12666)

Notes

  1. Income tax is disallowed u/s 40(a)
  2. Wealth tax is disallowed u/s 40(a)
  3. Patent acquired on or after 01-04-1998 is eligible for depreciation @ 25%.
  4. Interest and rent paid to proprietor is disallowed.
  5. Expenses relating to exempted income are not allowable.
  6. Payment of Life insurance premium is eligible for deduction u/s 80C
  7. Any sum received by an employer from his employees as contribution towards Provident Fund is treated as an income of the employer. Subsequently, when such sum is credited by the employer to the employee's account in the relevant fund on or before the due date of crediting such contribution prescribed under the relevant Act, then deduction is allowed.
  8. Advertisement in souvenir of political party is disallowed u/s 37(2B)
  9. Depreciation as per Income-tax Act shall be allowed.
  10. Interest on loan taken for payment of income tax is not allowed.
  11. As per sec.43B, bonus is allowed only if the same is paid within due date of furnishing return.
  12. Excess payment made to relative is disallowed u/s 40A(2)
  13. Donation to National Laboratory is eligible for weighted deduction @ 175%
  14. Capital expenditure other then cost of land incurred during the previous year for scientific research is allowed u/s 35.
  15. Overvaluation of opening stock by 20%
    Stock at overvalued figure (i.e. at 120%) = 100000
    Stock at cost (i.e. at 100%) = Rs.83333 (i.e. Rs.100000/120%)
    Overvaluation of stock = Rs.16667 (i.e. Rs.100000 - Rs.83333)
  16. Under valuation of closing stock by 25%
    Stock at undervalued figure (i.e. at 75%) = 80000
    Stock at cost (i.e. at 100%) = Rs.106667 (i.e. Rs.80000/75%)
    Undervaluation of stock = Rs.26667 (i.e. Rs.106667 - Rs.80000)

 

Problem 12

Computation of Profits and Gains of Business or Profession of Shri Ranjan for the A.Y.2011-12

Particulars

Note

Details

Amount

Net profit as per books of account

 

 

160000

Add: Expenditure disallowed but debited in P/L A/c

 

 

 

Provision for bad debt

1

3000

 

Income Tax

2

5000

 

Fines paid to Customs Authority

3

2000

 

Interest to proprietor

4

2500

 

Life Insurance Premium

5

4000

 

Donation

6

17000

 

Depreciation (treated separately)

7

23000

 

Salary to proprietor

4

5000

 

Cost of goods sold to proprietor

4

1000

62500

 

 

 

222500

Less: Expenditure allowed but not debited in P/L A/c

 

 

 

Depreciation as per Income tax Act

7

3000

 

Sale made to proprietor

4

1000

 

Less: Receipt not taxable or not considered as income but credited to P/L A/c

 

 

 

Refund of Income tax

8

1700

 

Dividend from UTI

9

4300

 

Recovery of bad debt

 

1000

11000

 

 

 

211500

Adjustment of stock

 

 

 

Add: Over valuation of opening stock

10

 

2000

Profits & Gains of Business or Profession

213500

Notes

  1. Anticipated or notional expenses are disallowed.
  2. Income tax is disallowed u/s 40(a)
  3. Any payment made for violation of law is not allowed u/s 37(1)
  4. Payment made to proprietor is disallowed. Further, cost of goods (being taken by proprietor) is not deductible.
  5. Payment of Life insurance premium is eligible for deduction u/s 80C
  6. Donation made to Janata Dal is eligible for deduction u/s 80 GGC however, donation given in kind to municipality for family planning is disallowed.
  7. Computation of depreciation

Particulars

Amount

Opening Written Down Value

150000

Add : Asset acquired during the year

50000

 

200000

Less : Sale proceeds of assets

160000

 

40000

Depreciation [Rs.40000 * 15% * ]

3000

  1. Refund of income tax is not an income
  2. Dividend from UTI is exempt u/s 10(35)
  3. Overvaluation of opening stock by 10%
    Stock at overvalued figure (i.e. at 110%) = 22000
    Stock at cost (i.e. at 100%) = Rs.20000 (i.e. Rs.22000/110%)
    Overvaluation of stock = Rs.2000 (i.e. Rs.22000 - Rs.20000)