Chapter 7- P
Chapter 7- P
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Example 7.2.2: Suppose, Nepal Oil Corporation provides 50 litres petrol facility to its
employee and the market value of petrol is Rs. 80 per litre. Then, while computing income
from employment of such employee Rs. 4,000 (80x50) per month i.e. Rs. 48,000 per year
shall be included in his income.
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office. Residence has been provide to him as facility by the office so 2% of his regular salary
i.e. Rs. 500 per month shall be included in his employment income.
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Example 7.2.15: Suppose, Nepal Khusi Company Limited has paid Rs. 1,000 per month for
water, Rs. 2,000 per month for electricity and Rs.3,000 per month for telephone facility of
personal residence of its Chief Executive Officer (CEO). The total cost paid Rs. 6,000 in lieu
of facilities provided in personal residence of CEO shall be included in employement income
of the CEO.
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Example 7.2.19: Suppose, Nepal Bank Limited has appointed ABC Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. on
2064/10/28 as tax consultant effective from Shrawan 1, 2065. The contract has provision to
pay Rs. 100,000 to that company. The company has received advance of Rs. 40,000 on the
date of contract i.e. 2064/10/28. As ABC Consultancy is a company, it has to account its
consultancy fee on a accrual basis so it has to book that income in FY 2065/66. Thus, the
advance taken by the company Rs. 40,000 will be shown as liability until it is accrued.
Example 7.2.22: Suppose, Ram has to pay Harish & Co. Rs. 5 lakhs. The liability of Ram
payable to Harish & Co. has been assumed by Shiv Shanker on 2066/03/16 according to
understanding between Shiv Shanker and Ram. In this case, the liability is disposed on the
same date so Ram has to include that amount in his income.
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Example 7.3.1: Suppose, Colgate Nepal Company has exported various types of toothpaste
for amount equal to USD 50,000 by issuing export invoice on 2065/03/32. The company has
to book income of USD 50,000 on the same date by converting the sales at the exchange rate
of USD 1 = Rs. 80 prescribed by Nepal Rastra Bank on that date which is equal to Rs.
4,000,000 in its sales book.
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Example 7.5.1: Suppose, Sania and Safia have contributed each Rs. 20 lakhs and Rs. 30
lakhs investment respectively to purchase land. They have purchased a plot of land at Sifal,
Kathmandu for Rs. 4,500,000 and passed in their common name. While passing the land, Rs.
5 lakhs was incurred as expenses for registration fee and commission. The total investment
was Rs. 50 lakhs including registration and commission. The joint investment land was sold
for Rs. 86 lakhs and sales commsiion of Rs. 6 lakhs was incurred on sale. Their income will
be allocated as below:
Particulars Total Sania Safia
Expenses:
Cost of the Land Rs. 5,000,00
Other expenses Rs. 500,000
Total Expenses (2:3 ratio) Rs. 5,000,000 2,000,000 3,000,000
Sales Income
Sales Value Rs. 8,600,000
Less: Other Expenses Rs. 600,000
Net Sale Value Rs. 8,000,000 3,200,000 4,800,000
Income (2:3 ratio) Rs. 3,000,000 1,2000,000 1,800,000
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Example 7.6.2: Suppose, in example 7.6.1, when fire occurred in Kumar Company Pvt. Ltd.,
the furniture and office equipments were also fired completely. The company has files
insurance calim with insurance company on 2065/03/22 and has received claim on
2065/10/20. The depreciation base of the company at the year end in that pool is Rs. 500,000
and company has claimed for Rs. 600,000 as per insurance policy but received only Rs.
500,000 on 2065/10/20. The company has to account this transaction for tax purpose as
below:
In FY 2064/65
Depreciation base of Furnoture and Office Equipments (Pool B) Rs. 500,000
Depreciation expense (@25%) Rs. 125,000
Depreciation base carried forward for next year Rs. 375,000
In FY 2065/66
Opening Depreciation base Rs. 375,000
Amount received from Insruance claim Rs. 500,000
Gain from the disposal of depreciable assets (include in income) Rs. 125,000
Example 7.6.3: Suppose, in example 7.6.1, when fire occurred in Kumar Company Pvt. Ltd.,
the furniture and office equipments having book value of Rs. 450,000 were also fired
completely. The company has files insurance calim with insurance company on 2065/03/22
and has received claim on 2065/10/20. The depreciation base of the company at the year end
in that pool is Rs. 500,000 and company has claimed for Rs. 600,000 as per insurance policy
but received only Rs. 350,000 on 2065/10/20. The company has to account this transaction
for tax purpose as below:
In FY 2064/65
Depreciation base of Furnoture and Office Equipments (Pool B) Rs. 500,000
Depreciation expense (@25%) Rs. 125,000
Depreciation base carried forward for next year Rs. 375,000
In FY 2065/66
Opening Depreciation base Rs. 375,000
Amount received from Insruance claim Rs. 350,000
Depreciation base at the end of Year Rs. 25,000
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Example 7.7.1: Suppose, XYZ Co. has taken Excavator in rent from YZ Co. for Rs. 10 lakhs
per annum for 5 years and there has been a clear provision in the contract that XYZ Co. can
buy that Excavator for Rs. 20 lakhs at the end of contract period of rent. As there has been a
clause that the tenant can buy the rented assets at certain price Rs. 20 lakhs at the end of rent
period, this arrangement of rent between XYZ Co. & YZ Co. is finance lease.
Example 7.7.3: Suppose, an assets has a useful life of 20 years. Within 15 years of purchase
of that machinery, it has been made available for lease on 2066/10/01 and at that time the
market value of that asset was Rs. 10,000. The prevailing interest rate iss 10%, lease period is
for 5 years and lease installment is rs. 2,500 to be paid at the end of each year. The five years’
discounted value of the lease is Rs. 9,477 as belwo which is more than prescribed minimum
limit of 90% so the transaction is finance lease.
Year Installment Discount Discounted
Rs. factor Value Rs.
1 2,500 0.9091 2,273
2 2,500 0.8264 2,066
3 2,500 0.7513 1,878
4 2,500 0.6830 1,708
5 2,500 0.6209 1,552
12,500 9,477
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3 24,86,851.99 10,00,000 2,48,685.20 7,51,314.801 17,35,537.19
4 17,35,537.19 10,00,000 1,73,553.72 8,26,446.28 9,09,090.91
5 9,09,090.91 10,00,000 90,909.09 9,09,090.91 0.00
50,00,000 8,30,124.55 41,69,865.45
Example 7.7.5: Suppose, Aban Construction Company Pvt. Ltd. is a construction company. The
company has purchased Heavy Duty Earth Moving machine from Zircon Exim Pvt. Ltd. for Rs. 10
lakhs rent per year for a period of 5 years on 2066/10/01. In such type of installment sale, section 32
of the Act will be attracted. In this type of installment sale, total payment will be discounted as per the
section 32(8) of the Act using normal interest rate in order to derive the present value as below:
Year Installment Rs. Discount Factor Discounted Value
Rs.
1 1,000,000 1.00000 10,00,000=00
2 1,000,000 0.90909 9,09,090=91
3 1,000,000 0.82645 8,26,446=28
4 1,000,000 0.75131 7,51,314=80
5 1,000,000 0.68301 6,83,013=46
Total 5,000,000 41,69,865.45
Total Payment Rs. 50,00,000
Principal (Present value of total Pyament) Rs. 41,69,865.45
Interest Portion Rs. 8,30,134.55
The repayment of principal and payment of interest of the above transaction will be as below:
Year Initial Total Interest Principal Outstanding
Principal Rs. Payment Rs. Portion Rs. Portion Rs. Balance Rs.
1 41,69,865.45 10,00,000 10,00,000 31,69,865.45
2 31,69,865.45 10,00,000 3,16,986.54 6,83,013.46 24,86,851.99
3 24,86,851.99 10,00,000 2,48,685.20 7,51,314.801 17,35,537.19
4 17,35,537.19 10,00,000 1,73,553.72 8,26,446.28 9,09,090.91
5 9,09,090.91 10,00,000 90,909.09 9,09,090.91 0.00
50,00,000 8,30,124.55 41,69,865.45
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Example 7.8.2: Suppose, ABC Nepal Pvt. Ltd. buys raw materials from ABC Global
Incorporated and exports its production in foreign country. The major production of ABC
Nepal Pvt. Ltd. is purchased by ABC Global Incorporated or its related company or act as a
main distributor. This is assumed to have made arrangement.
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Example 7.8.3: Suppose, if purchase of raw materials or sale of produced goods in this case
is not in a market value based on an arm’s length dealing but in high or low value then this is
assumed to arrangement of transfer pricing. The price, if the raw materials were purchased
from third party or the price, if the produced goods were sold to third party is different then
such difference amount shal be assumed to transfer price.
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price at foreign market is Rs. 6 per unit then such differenc amount of Rs. 1 per unit shall be
re-characterized as income of ABC Nepal Pvt. Ltd. by the department by issuing notice.
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