Preparation Of Tax Return Forms For Business

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Tax computation and submission is the responsibility of business owners, although you may engage a qualified tax agent to prepare the tax return and submit to Inland revenue.  It is important for the business owners to keep a good record of all document and information relating to tax return for a timeline of 7 years. The business owners must also be able to provide the required information during tax authorities audit process.

 

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— Course Fee: RM 790.00 (Inclusive of 8% Service Tax) —

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the relationships between various sections of the Forms.
  • Know the accounting entries that will trigger to different tax application for different businesses
  • Understand Inland Revenue making use the Return Forms for analysis and their client profiling.
  • Know the basic deduction and exemption allowed under the Income Tax Act
  • Read the major information in the Forms B, P and C which prepared by your tax agents before submitting to Inland Revenue
  • Understand the possible penalty on incorrect return

Module 1: Explanation of various income tax forms

  • Form C (Companies) and Form PT (Limited Liability Partnership)
  • Basic content of the forms:
  • Business Name, tax reference numbers, addresses and bank account number
  • Changes made to Form C 2020
  • Summary of liability and payment position
  • Related party transactions
  • Concerns on transfer pricing – arm’s length transactions
  • Information for directors, shareholders and their shareholdings
  • Analysis of expenses and financial position

Module 2: Form C (Companies)

  • Claiming of capital allowances
  • Investment tax allowances (e.g. green technology approved by MIDA)
  • Double and special deduction
  • Treatment of business loss
  • Financial statements information needs to disclose
  • Impact of withholding tax

Module 3: Form P (Partnership) and Form B (Personal/Sole proprietorship)

  • Profit/ loss apportionment
  • Form CP 30
  • Complete form B – income details
  • Claims and relief
  • Notes to reconciliation of date
  • Tax liabilities calculation

Module 4: Form E & EA, Section 83 employers’ duties, penalties

    • Form E & EA
    • Form CP22 & CP22A