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Dr. Hussien Shehata

Tax Accounting . Complied By. Dr. Hussien Shehata. Prof. of Accounting. Al-Azhar University. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم. In the Name of Allah, The Most Merciful,The Most Compassionate. Contents. - Chapter One : Essentials of Tax -Chapter Two : Essentials of

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Dr. Hussien Shehata

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  1. Tax Accounting Complied By Dr. Hussien Shehata Prof. of Accounting Al-Azhar University

  2. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم In the Name of Allah, The Most Merciful,The Most Compassionate

  3. Contents - Chapter One : Essentials of Tax -Chapter Two : Essentials of Tax Accounting -Chapter Three: Tax on Incomes from Salaries and Like Payments • Chapter Four : Tax on Incomes from • Non-Professions.

  4. Contents- cont. - Chapter Five : Tax on Incomes from Real Estate Properties - Chapter Six : Cases Studies. - Chapter Seven : Tax Accounting Glossary and Concepts. - Chapter Eight : Examination Models .

  5. Chapter One Essentials of Tax and Tax Systems

  6. Tax Definition Tax can be defined as an amount of fund deducted from Individuals, Institutions and Like Corporations , which is transferred to Public Treasury to finance Public Expenditures and Public Projectors for Social and Economical Welfare

  7. Tax Concepts The main concepts of Tax can be summarized as follows : (1)- Tax is a sacrifice paid to the Government without return or benefit. (2) – Tax is compulsory by the Law.

  8. (3) – The main Base of Tax are : Revenues , Incomes , Earnings Wealth of Individuals and Institutions

  9. (4) – Tax is calculated according a set of principles (Rules) which govern Its determination , measurement and Disclose. (5) – The main objective of Tax is to share in Social and Economical welfare.

  10. Tax Objectives 1– Financing public expenditures and projects such as: Education health security and other Public services and benefits

  11. 2- Sharing in social welfare for people whom under the standard well-living 3 –Sharing in Economical Growth 4 -Fair distribution of income and wealth between peoples

  12. 5-It is a tool to help government in designing some policies such as : -social well and benefits policies -Avoiding inflation policies – Investment policies – Deficit in public treasury policie

  13. Characteristics of Ideal Tax They are as follows : &-Equity between peoples . &-Taxpayers Ability . &-Convenience to apply. &-Certainty and Awareness to Taxpayers.

  14. &-Flexibility to change according to changes in social and economical environments. &-Efficient Administration . &-Commitment to Good Ethics. &-Commitment to Religious Rules .

  15. Taxes Classification. - Direct Taxes : which are imposed directly on individuals, Who bear its burden and cannot transfer it to others , such as : - Tax on income, -Tax on revenues, - Tax on wealth, - Tax on capital ,

  16. 2- Indirect Taxes :which are imposed indirectly on Individuals such as : - Tax on production - Tax on sales

  17. There are other classification of Taxes such as : - Tax on wealth - Tax on income - Tax on consumption And so on

  18. Tax System Definition Tax system is defined as a plan or a framework consists of a set of components operate together to calculate Due Tax on individuals and institutions according to Tax Laws and Rules .

  19. Tax System Components The main Components of a Tax System are as follow : - Taxpayers , - Tax Laws and Tax Instructions - Tax Governmental Units , - Tax Justice Units , - International Tax Rules and Tariffs

  20. Egyptian Tax System. The Egyptian Tax System Framework consists of the following Taxes : =Unified Tax on Individuals Income =Corporation Incomes Tax , =Real Estate Properties Tax , =Sales Tax , =Stamps Tax , =Customs Duties

  21. =Tax on transfer of Properties , = Other Taxes . We will concentrate only on The Unified Tax System on Individuals Incomes

  22. Egyptian Unified Tax on Individuals Incomes It consists of the following Taxes : - Tax on Salaries and Like Payments - Tax on Income from Non-Commercial Professions , - Tax on Income from Real Estate Property - Tax on Income from Commercial and Industrial Business ,

  23. End of chapter one

  24. Chapter Two Essentials Of Tax Accounting

  25. Tax Accounting Definition. It is defined as a science and an art concerning with calculating Tax and generating Information to Taxpayers , to Tax Authorities Units and to whom it may concern for making decisions

  26. Tax Accounting Objectives The main objectives of Tax Accounting System is to generate Tax Information concerning with the following items : - Taxable Revenues , - Taxable Deductions and Allowances • Tax Base - Tax Rate , - Tax Statement and Annual Report, - Tax Adjustments to Annual Report.

  27. Tax Accounting Principles Tax Accounting Principles are as follows : - Tax Period: it means that the Tax Statement is prepared about a certain period which is called : Tax Interval Period.

  28. –Objectivity : it means that Tax must be based on verifiable evidence as possible, judgmental measures and standards.

  29. –Objectivity : it means that Tax Due must be based on verifiable evidence as possible’ judgmental measures and standards.

  30. –Consistency between periods for the same entity : it means that , the enterprise must apply the same accounting principles , policies and methods for measuring Due Tax to make comparison meaningful .

  31. –Monetary Values : it refers to using money as a unit of measure of Due Tax ignoring Changes in its general purchasing power .

  32. - Continuity or going Concern: it means that every enterprise should be viewed as remaining in operations for measuring Due Tax.

  33. Disclosure : it means that Tax Statements should disclose which is necessary to make Due Tax clear and not misleading .

  34. Tax Accounting Values In addition to the previous principles ,there are other Values such as : - Ethical Values , - Behavioral Values , - Religious Values .

  35. Tax Accounting Procedures. They are as Follow : 1-Collecting data about Individuals business Transactions . 2-Recording data in Books and Records 3-Classifying data . 4-Analyzing data according to Tax Laws ..

  36. 5- Preparing the Financial Statements according to Tax Laws. 6- Preparing the Annual Tax Statement according to Tax Laws and Instructions. 7- Preparing the Annual Tax Declaration ( Tax Report ).

  37. Tax Accounting Information Users. They are as follow : - Taxpayers - Individuals - Institutions - Corporations - Establishments - C. Accountants and Others

  38. Tax Authorities Users Tax Authorities Users are as follow : Tax Inspector , Tax Investigator , Tax Auditor , Tax Competent , Tax Interior Committee , Tax Appeal Committee , Tax Court Council , Governmental Units Other Taxation Establishments

  39. * Tax Calculating Elements Tax calculation Elements are: Taxable Revenues or Incomes, Taxable Deductions , Taxable Allowances , Tax Rate, Tax Due , Pre-paid Tax, Tax Due to be paid

  40. Tax Calculation Equations Tax Calculation Equationsare : 1 - Net Taxable Revenue = Tax Base = Total Taxable Revenues Less ( Taxable Deductions) ( Taxable Allowances ) 2-Tax Due= Net Taxable Revenue ( Tax Base) × Tax Rate 3- Tax Due to be Paid= Tax Due Less Pre-paid Tax.

  41. Tax Statement Form Tax Statement for Al-Rebatt Company (JSEC) For the year ….. ended Taxpayer Name : Tax File No : Tax Card No :

  42. Tax Statement Taxable Revenues 200 000 Less : Taxable Deduction 50000 Less; Taxable Allowances: 20000 Less : Family Allowance 10000 ------- 80000 --------- Net Tax Base 120000 Revenue Tax Rate 20 % Tax Due= 120 000 × 20% =24 000 Less : Prepaid Tax = 10 000 Net Tax Due = 14 000

  43. End of chapter Two

  44. Chapter Three Tax on Salaries and Like Payments

  45. Definition of Tax on Salaries. It is a direct Tax imposed on Incomes from Salaries , Wages , Remunerations , Annuities ……… ..and Like Payments , paid to any person residing in Egypt or Abroad for work rendered in Egypt .

  46. Characteristics of Tax on Salaries. The main Characteristics of this Tax are : 1=It is a direct Tax imposed on real persons incomes , for work rendered in Egypt .

  47. 2=It is imposed on Egyptian Residents from Incomes derived from Egypt ,and on Non- Egyptian Residents from Incomes derived from Egypt .

  48. 3=These Incomes should be reality available for the beneficiary ( The Receiver ) 4=The Tax Rate isProgressive , means It is an increasing percentage as value of the Tax Base rises .

  49. 5=This Tax considers family Allowances and personal Charges .

  50. Determination of Taxable Incomes of Salaries This Tax is imposed on the following Incomes :

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