The document provides a format for computing taxable profit from business or profession. It lists various items to add to or deduct from net profit as per the profit and loss account in order to arrive at taxable business income. These include adding non-business expenses debited to P&L and deducting exempt income sources credited to P&L. Two problems apply this format to specific business scenarios to demonstrate the calculation of taxable business profit.
The document provides a format for computing taxable profit from business or profession. It lists various items to add to or deduct from net profit as per the profit and loss account in order to arrive at taxable business income. These include adding non-business expenses debited to P&L and deducting exempt income sources credited to P&L. Two problems apply this format to specific business scenarios to demonstrate the calculation of taxable business profit.
The document provides a format for computing taxable profit from business or profession. It lists various items to add to or deduct from net profit as per the profit and loss account in order to arrive at taxable business income. These include adding non-business expenses debited to P&L and deducting exempt income sources credited to P&L. Two problems apply this format to specific business scenarios to demonstrate the calculation of taxable business profit.
Kirron Bindu Format for Computation of Taxable Profit
• Net Profit as Per Profit and Loss Account ( given )
• Add: Amount Debited to P&L a/c in respect of following A) Any expenses or Loss not related to business Personal Expenses B) Expenses not related to PY C) Losses of Earlier Years D) Capital Losses E) Capital Expenses F) Personal Expenses such as drawings , Life Insurance Policy G) Income Tax, tax penalty , penal interest H) Charity and Donation ( other than Business Association ) I)Gifts and Presents to Friends and Relatives J) All reserves/Provisions such as tax prov, bad debts, prov for Depreciation K) All Expenses related to Other heads of Income L) Business Income not credited to P&L a/c M) Undervaluation of Closing stock and Overvaluation of Opening Stock • Deduct from P&L a/c if credited in respect of following • A) Expenses and Losses allowed but not debited to P&L a/c • B) Income from salary credited to P&L a/c • C) Residential Income From House Property credited to P&L a/c • D) Capital Gain Credited in P&L a/c • E) Dividend ,Interest any Other Income from Other Sources credited in P&L a/c • F) Exempted Income ( agricultural Income, Income from HUF, Firm , AOP) • G) Direct Taxes refund • H) Bad Debts, GST recovered not allowed as expenditure in preceding year received in previous year. • I) Overvaluation of Closing Stock and Undervaluation of Opening Stock Problem 1 : Compute the PGBP Dr Cr • Particulars Amt • Particulars Amt • To Salaries 2,00,000 By Gross Profit b/d 20,00,000 • “ Rent 10,000 “ Interest Received 50,000 • “ Depreciation 25,000 “ Dividend Received 25,000 • “ Household Exp 50,000 “ Profit on Sale of House 50,000 • “ Loss on Sale of Car 1,00,000 “ Share from Firm 1,00,000 • “ GST 10,000 • “ Bad-debts Provision 30,000 • “ Repair of house 20,000 • “ Bad Debts 15,000 22,25,000 • “ Income Tax 80,000 • “ Interest on Capital 15,000 • “ Net Profit 16,70,000 22,25,000 • Net Profit As Per P/L a/c 16,70,000 Add: Amount Debited to PL a/c in respect of following Household Expenses : 50,000 Loss on Sale of Car : 1,00,000 Bd Debt Prov : 30,000 Repairs of House : 20,000 Interest on Capital : 15,000 Income Tax : 80,000 2,95,000 Less: Amounts Credited to P&L in respect of following Interest Received : 50,000 Dividends Received : 25,000 Profit on Sale of House : 50,000 Share From Firm : 1,00,000 2,25,000 Profits and Gains From Business and Profession 17,40,000 Computation of Income from Business of Mr Prasad. PY – 2019-2020 AY – 2020-2021 Net Profit as Per P&L a/c 2,30,000 Add: Disallowable expenses/ Unrecorded Income :- Personal Expenses & gift to daughter 5,000 Donation ( marriage ) 2,100 Fixed Deposit 50,000 Telephone Expenses ( Personal Call )1,000 Machinery Rent 25,000 83,100 Less: Disallowable Income / Unrecorded Expenses:- Salary ( Chargeable under different head) 36,000 Rent from Subletting of Machinery 39,000 75,000 Profit and Gains From Business 2,38,100 Computation of Income from Business of Mr Pramod Patil PY- 2019-2020 AY- 2020-2021 • Net Profit as per P&L a/c 1,59,000 Add: Disallowable Expenses / Unrecorded Income Salary Paid to Proprietor 3000 Insurance ( for Life Insurance) 2000 Printing and Stationary ( Personal use) 3000 Reserve for Bad Debts 9000 Securities Transaction Tax 2000 Professional Tax 2500 21500 Less: Disallowable Income/ Unrecorded Expenses Cash Embezzeled by employee 6000 Actual Bad Debt 4000 Rent from HP 60000 Dividend from Indian Company 10000 Profit on Sale of Machinery 45000 Interest on NSC 5000 130,000 Profit From Business 50,500