Income Tax How to Avoid Overcharges And Obtain Repayments With a Chapter On Su
Income Tax How to Avoid Overcharges And Obtain Repayments With a Chapter On Su
A D Macmillan
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No claim for refund of double tax can then be made by the shareholder, and he should further note that the reduced rate of tax paid will affect the allowance given to him in his capacity of British resident under the section quoted on p. 55. For instance, suppose a man has an income of 500 a year, derived from shares. Normally, he would recover 61 17s. 6d. , if a single man. But 100 comes from a South African mine, and the Company has made the claim for allowance, which has been allowed to the ...extent of Is. 8d. In the . The Company has, therefore, paid British tax only at 3s. 4d. , and deducts tax at that rate from its dividend warrants. It will now be seen that the shareholder has paid only 16 13s. 4d. English tax on this item, instead of 25. The Inland Revenue therefore repays the personal allowance of 61 17s. 6d. , less the 8 6s. 8d. Underpaid by the shareholder on his mining shares. In calculating liabilities for the years 1920-21 and 1921-22, the standard rate of tax should be taken at 6s.
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