Section A. 1 D All other statements are FALSE about tax evasion 2 B 21,400 (20, ,000) 3 A 49,050 (50, ) 4 B 31,250

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Applied Skills, TX CYP Taxation Cyprus (TX CYP) December 208 Answers and Marking Scheme Section A D All other statements are FALSE about tax evasion 2 B 2,400 (20,400 +,000) 3 A 49,050 (50,000 950) 4 B 3,250 Accounting profit before tax 00,000 Less: Corporation tax (00,000 x 2 5%) (2,500) Adjusted accounting profit 87,500 70% deemed distribution (87,500 x 70%) 6,250 Less: Final dividend paid (30,000) Accounting profit subject to deemed distribution 3,250 5 D () Social insurance contributions are suffered both by businesses employing individuals and by sole traders (3) Special defence contribution is suffered both by individuals and companies 6 C () and (4) are chargeable disposals for capital gains purposes 7 C,680 Rental income (600 x 6) 3,600 Less: 20% allowance (720 ) Less: Wear and tear allowance ((00,000 20,000) x 3% x 6/2) (,200 ) Taxable rental income,680 8 A 0,000 Income from Cyprus sources 90,000 PE profits (tax free) 0 Recapture of PE losses claimed in 206 20,000 Chargeable income 0,000 9 B 39,32 Sale proceeds 330,000 Less: Indexed cost (250,000 x 27 79/88 6) (289,368 ) Less: Legal fees for the sale agreement (,500 ) 39,32 9

0 D B 2,093 VAT on sales (8,000 x 3 x 9%) 4,560 Less: VAT on expenses (5,000 x 3 x 9/9) (2,395) Less: VAT on car expenses (50 x 3 x 9/9) (72) VAT liability for the quarter 2,093 2 B (2) Drawings are disallowed at selling price (3) Interest is allowed for acquiring 00% of the subsidiary 3 C () False: 75% of rental income is liable to special defence contribution (4) False: Resident companies earning interest deriving from Cyprus sources are taxed at 30% 4 C 432 (26 + 20 + 86) = (,500 x 08 x 7 8%) + (,500 x 8%) + (,500 x 08 x 5%) 5 A The actual tax point prevails over the basic tax point and is the earlier of the date of invoice (0 May 207), the date of payment (7 May 207) and the basic tax point (i.e. delivery of goods 5 May 207). Due to the fact that the issue of invoice is made within 4 days after the basic point, this is considered to the actual tax point. 2 marks each 30 20

Section B (a) Antonis Calculation of VAT liability Output VAT Bottled water (2,000 x 5%) 00 Basic foodstuff (3,500 x 5%) 75 Newspapers and magazines (2,500 x 5%) 25 Other standard rated sales (3,000 x 9%) 2,470 Service received from a non-eu company (reverse charge) (600 x 9%) 4 Total output VAT 2,984 Input VAT Basic foodstuff (,200 x 5%) 60 Newspapers and magazines (,000 x 5%) 50 Other standard rated purchases [(8,000 900) x 9%],349 Services received [(,500 400 600) x 9%] 95 Services received from a non-eu company (reverse charge) (600 x 9%) 4 Business entertaining 0 Car expenses (700 x 2/3 x 9%) 89 Total input VAT,757 Total VAT liability (2,984,757),227 Due date for submission of VAT return 0 August 207. 8 Tutorial note: Input VAT on goods is recoverable if they have been acquired for business purposes within a period of three years prior to the date of registration and are still held at the time of registration. Input VAT on services is recoverable if they have been acquired for business purposes within a period of six months prior to the registration date. (b) Antonis Calculation of penalties for late submission of VAT return and payment of VAT liability of 2,000 Fixed penalty for late submission of VAT return 5 Penalty for late payment of VAT liability (2,000 x 0%) 200 Interest for late payment of VAT liability (2,200 x 3 5% x 42/365) 9 260 2 0 2

2 Scissors Ltd Calculation of special defence contribution Rental income 35,000 Less: 25% allowance (8,750) Rent subject to special defence contribution (SDC) 26,250 SDC 3% 788 Less: Withheld at source (788 x 5,000/35,000) (3) Special defence contribution payable 675 Dividends Cyprus resident companies 0 Foreign trading company 0 Foreign investment company (22,30 x 00/97) 23,000 Dividend subject to SDC 23,000 SDC 7% 3,90 Less: Foreign tax credit (23,000 x 3%) (690) Special defence contribution payable 3,220 Interest Deposit account in Cyprus 3,500 Loan to employee 900 Trade receivables 0 Cyprus government saving bonds,200 Deposit account in bank situated outside Cyprus (3,400 x 00/80) 4,250 Interest subject to SDC 9,850 SDC 30% 2,955 Less: Withheld at source Cyprus (3,500 x 30% +,200 x 30%) (,40) Less: Foreign tax credit (4,250 x 20%) (850) Special defence contribution payable 695 Total special defence contribution payable 4,590 0 3 (a) John and Maria Capital gains tax on exchange of properties John: Exchange of holiday house on 20 August 207 Sale proceeds (value of house) 300,000 Cost of house (5,000 x 26 7/2 84) 220,308 Cost of central heating (7,000 x 26 7/67 6) 9,052 Transfer fees 6,000 Repaint of house 0 Legal fees,000 Valuation fees 500 Commission to licensed real estate agent 9,000 (245,860) Chargeable gain 54,40 Less: Life time exemption (7,086) Taxable capital gain 37,054 Capital gains tax (37,054 x 20%) 7,4 22

Maria: Exchange of holiday house on 20 August 207 Sale proceeds (value of house) 200,000 Cost of house (50,000 x 26 7/67 5) 60,96 Cost of swimming pool (2,000 x 26 7/228 56) 2,000 Transfer fees 5,000 (77,96) Chargeable gain 22,039 Less: Reinvestment of gain (roll-over relief) (22,039) Taxable gain 8 Tutorial note: The retail price index reached a maximum in 202 and has been following a downward trend since, i.e. there is deflation and not inflation of prices. As a result, the inflation adjustment results in a lower cost rather than a higher cost as would normally be expected. The legislation provides in article 6(b) that what is allowable is any cost made wholly and exclusively for the purposes of realising the gain adjusted for inflation (not deflation). As the legislation does not provide for a retail price index adjustment but for an inflation adjustment to cost, no retail price adjustment should be made to cost. (b) John and Maria Restated value of properties John Maria Value of properties (20 August 207) 200,000 300,000 Less: Capital gains reinvested (22,039) Restated value for future disposal 200,000 277,96 2 0 4 (a) Taxes Ltd Penalties and interest for late submission of corporation tax return and payment of corporation tax balance Monetary charge for late submission of tax return 00 5% monetary charge for late settlement of tax (5,000 x 5%) 750 5% additional monetary charge for late settlement of tax (more than two months) (5,000 x 5%) 750 Interest (5,000 x 3 5% x 4/2) 75,775 4 (b) Final determination assessment The final determination assessment should be made within three years of the date of filing the objection. On receiving the final determination, a taxable person may either: within 45 days, file a hierarchical recourse to the Tax Tribunal, or within 75 days, apply to the Administrative Court. The burden of proof that the assessment is excessive falls on the shoulders of the taxpayer. The Tax Tribunal has the right to increase or reduce the assessment, uphold or declare void the assessment, or it can remit the case to the Commissioner with instructions to re-examine or to take a new decision. The taxpayer has the right to apply to the Administrative Court, after the decision of the Tax Tribunal, again within 75 days. 4 23

(c) Powers of Commissioner of Taxation during a stock-take Where there is a reasonable suspicion that the correct quantities and/or prices of the goods of a trade or business are not entered into the books of account, the Commissioner of Taxation has the power to audit the correctness thereof. The Commissioner may require that an agent/officer specially authorised by him in this respect be present during the stock-take of such goods. 2 0 5 Philippos Capital (net worth) statement January 202 3 December 207 Assets Cash held (Note ) 2,000 7,200 Investments (3,000 x 3 50) (Note 2) 0,500 Inventories (55,000 x 00/25) (Note 3) 20,000 44,000 Trade receivables (Note 4) 5,000 40,000 Business equipment (Note 5) 30,000 65,000 Motor vehicles (Note 6) 8,000 35,000 Jewellery (Note 7) 5,000 Total assets 75,000 206,700 Less: Liabilities Business bank overdraft (as per question) (25,000) (50,000) Trade payables (as per question) (22,000) (40,000) Car loan (35,000 5,000) = 30,000 loan 5,000 repayments + 3,000 interest) (Note 6) (8,000) Net assets 28,000 98,700 Less: Net assets as at January 202 (28,000) Capital increase for the period 70,700 Add: Loan interest (Note 6) 3,000 Loss from sale of old car (4,000 8,000) (Note 6) 4,000 Income tax and special defence contribution 8,000 Social insurance payments 3,000 Living expenses 30,000 Annual holidays (2,800 x 6) 6,800 Residential house rent (2,500 x 6 x 2) 80,000 Total assets and expenses 425,500 Less: Profit from sale of shares (5,000 shares x (4 20 2 50)) (Note 2) (8,500) Hilary s net emoluments (28,400 x 6) (70,400) Business income (80,000) Additional taxable income for the period 66,600 5 24

6 Rock Ltd Calculation of corporation tax Net profit for the year 480,000 Add: Non-allowable expenditure Increase in general provision for impaired debts 7,000 Increase in specific impaired debt provision 0 Entertaining (8,500 +,000,500) 8,000 Gifts to employees 2,800 Gifts to customers (with logo) 0 Depreciation 55,000 Payroll expenses Bonus paid to sales director 0 Donations politcal parties 3,200 Donations approved charities 0 Interest paid on loan to acquire shares in public listed companies in Cyprus 3,550 Interest paid on loan to acquire saloon car,550 Saloon car expenses,460 Goods stolen by ex-employee 0 Realised exchange loss 6,570 Legal expenses in relation to trade receivables 0 89,30 Less: Non-taxable income Interest received from overseas bank deposit accounts (5,000) Interest from local bank current accounts 0 Interest from Cyprus government development stock (4,000) Gross dividend from private limited companies in Cyprus (6,000) Gross dividends from private limited companies in Greece (2,000) Profit from sale of shares (3,000) (50,000) Less: Capital allowances Machinery (80,000 x 20%) (6,000) Saloon car 0 Factory ((500,000 80,000) x 7%) (29,400) (45,400) Taxable profit 473,730 Corporation tax liability at 2 5% 59,26 Less: Provisional tax paid (300,000 x 2 5%) (37,500) 2,76 Add: 0% additional tax (provisional assessment income declared is less than 75% of taxable income as adjusted) 2,72 Total corporation tax payable 23,888 5 25