Author : Sachin Gujar, Chartered Accountant Fringe Benefit Tax.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
DECLARED SERVICES BY- Rupesh Kumar Patidar. Services has been defined to include Declared services. Declared Services are defined under Section 65B (22)
Advertisements

TDS ON SALARY M. V. DAMANIA & CO 07/01/2012 SANJAY CHOKSHI.
Oregon OSPS Year-End Training Taxable Fringe Benefits and Tax Forms Presented by: Sharon McKeehan Date: October 19, 2010.
New perquisite valuation rules In the Finance Act 2009 FBT was abolished. Consequently all perquisites were to be taxable in the hands of employees. In.
1 FRINGE BENEFIT TAX FRINGE BENEFIT TAX. April 28, Introduction to Fringe Benefit Tax..!!!!
GUIDE TO SALARY INCOME TAX RETURNS PRESENTED BY FORESIGHT MANAGEMENT SERVICES PVT. LTD. BALARAM COMPLEX, STATION ROAD BHUJ-KUTCH PHONE ,
Deductions Basic Rule The aggregate amount of deductions under sections 80C to 80U cannot exceed the Gross Total Income.
Abdul Aziz Tayabani Advocate High Court Noorani & Company.
Taxation Brahmananda Pani (M.Com, LLB,FCA,FICWA,ACS,MBA,DISA,CMA(AUS)
1 Copyright : DGABSS & ASSOCIATES. PARTICULARSSLIDE NO. INTRODUCTION3 VALUATION OF ACCOMMODATION4-11 USE OF MOTOR CAR12-17 FACILITY OF PERSONAL ATTENDANT,
Tax implication on Salary Income Presented by: Sachin Gujar Chartered Accountant.
1 © 2007 ME™ - Your Money Education Resource™ Retirement Planning and Employee Benefits for Financial Planners Chapter 13: Employee Benefits: Fringe Benefits.
 The Law  The Procedure  Issues over Cross Border Transaction PRESENTED BY – CA. HARIRAM GILDA.
Copyright  2003 McGraw-Hill Australia Pty Ltd PPTs t/a Tax Procedures for your Business by Ian Birt, Slides prepared by Peter Miller 1 Fringe Benefits.
1 FRINGE BENEFIT TAX FRINGE BENEFIT TAX. August 19, Introduction to Fringe Benefit Tax..!!!!
Applications of University Travel Policies A Roundtable Discussion Lottayne Widemon – NCA&TSU Yolanda Hopkins – NCA&TSU.
WORKSHOP ON INCOME TAX ORGANIZED BY ITBA, KARACHI ON AUGUST 29, 2005 “SALARY TAXATION” by ASIF KASBATI [FCA, FCMA, LLB, LCC(AA)] SENIOR MANAGER A.F. FERGUSON.
U/s 17(1) 'Salary' includes the value of any perquisite allowed or amenity provided by employer to employee.. Perquisite simply means any casual emolument.
ABP FY Income Tax related Financial Information Payroll and Trust Management.
TAXABILITY OF FRINGE BENEFITS What is a Fringe Benefit? When Is It Taxable? Presented By: Tammie Downey, CPP Vice President, WPA APA AVP / Assistant Payroll.
Pradeep. K Mittal Member Central Council of The Institute of Company Secretaries of India, New Delhi Advocate Delhi High Court, Delhi RENTING OF IMMOVABLE.
FIVE HEADS OF INCOME Income under head salaries.
BUSINESS DEDUCTIONS By: Associate Professor Dr. GholamReza Zandi
Income from other sources. Vaibhav N Banjan. Basis of Charge- U/s 56 General Provision- Section 56 (1) Income of every kind which is not to be excluded.
Taxation. Taxation In Australia Australia is a Federation of States Pre WW1 income tax was levied by the individual states During WW1 the federal government.
Meaning of Salary →salary is a form of periodic payment from an employer to an employee. →salary is fixed amount of money or compensation paid to an employee.
SALARY - Meaning Salary includes – 1) Wages 2) Pension 3) Any gratuity 4) Any fees, commission, perquisite or profits in lieu of or in addition to any.
Notification no. 30/2012-ST dated 20 th June 2012 as amended by notification no. 45/2012-ST dated 7 th August 2012.
INCOME FROM SALARY Presentation by: DR. N.K.GUPTA.
Fringe Benefit Tax November 2008slide 1 Introduction Rationale for FBT ► The Finance Minister stated the following while introducing the FBT legislation:
Law No. 91 of the year 2005 promulgating the Income Tax Law Salaries And The Like.
SALARY INCOME (Sec15,16 & 17).
FRINGE BENEFIT TAX (FBT). Road to FBT……. FBT levied on EmployerFBT levied on Employees Australia New Zealand China Hong Kong Japan Malaysia Russia Singapore.
Deductions from Gross Total Income
November 2008 Fringe Benefit Tax. November 2008slide 2 Introduction What is FBT?
INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES. INCOME FROM OTHER SOURCES SPECIFIC S. 56(1) provides that following incomes, in particular, shall be taxed as Income from other.
Lecture 31 Income from Property. Recap: Tax treatment of Gratuity Tax treatment of Pension Tax treatment of Provident Fund Income From Property.
INCOME FROM HOUSE PROPERTY. INTRODUCTION This lesson deals with income, which falls under the head ‘Income from house property’. The scope of income charged.
SALARY. Salary Salary, as commonly understood, means a fixed payment made periodically as compensation for regular services rendered. It covers wages.
Lecture 24 Salary Income Tax credits and Exemptions.
SALARY INCOME. What is salary?  Payer & Payee  More than one source  Foregoing salary is salary income  Tax free salary should include the tax paid.
PRESENTATION OF FINANCIALS (Accounts) IN TALLY CA K P Gobinath B.Sc., FCA, DISA Partner GGA & Associates Chartered Accountants Coimbatore –
03 TAXATION. PROVIDENT FUND The contribution paid by employee from his salary is not a deductible expense. Employer contribution is exempt upto 10% of.
Advanced Income Tax Law
Lecture 35 Income from Business. Deductions---Special Provisions Initial Allowance (Sec. 23) A person who places an eligible depreciable asset into service.
LECTURE 23 Salary Income. SALARY AND ITS COMPUTATION Significant points regarding Salary:  Reimbursement of expenditure by the employer. Taxable  Profits.
Lecture 29 Consolidated Exercise & Gratuity. Computation of tax of salaried individual Exercise 11- Consolidated exercise. compute taxable income & tax.
SALARY: Taxation, Exemptions & Rebates Presented By: Asif Zafar 22 August 2016.
Income Tax Current working issues
Fringe Benefits Tax.
By CMA. P Suresh B.Com., ACMA., Practicing Cost Accountant
© National Core Accounting Publications
Time and Value of Supply
Impact of Budget on Individual taxpayers
INCOME FROM SALARY By: M Luqman Rafiq
Presentation on Salary Taxation
THE INSTITUTE OF COST ACCOUNTANTS OF INDIA METTUR-SALEM CHAPTER
© National Core Accounting Publications
Salary Income Significant features
© National Core Accounting Publications
FRINGE BENEFITS TAX FBTAA Fringe Benefits Assessment Act 1986
VAT Lecture 2.
Income exempt from Tax under section 10
GST Updates Reversal of Input tax credit (‘ITC’)
INPUT TAX CREDIT – Eligibility and Reversal
Income from other sources.
Provisions in a nutshell…
SPECIAL TREATMENT OF FRINGE BENEFITS
© National Core Accounting Publications
The Real Practice Taxation for Not-for-Profit Entities
Presentation transcript:

Author : Sachin Gujar, Chartered Accountant Fringe Benefit Tax

FRINGE BENEFIT TAX UNDER CHAPTER XII - H Rationale behind Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) Directly attributable benefits are taxable as perk in the hand of employee Collective enjoyment of benefits which may involve a personal benefit, are taxable in the hand of employer Meaning of Fringe Benefit (FB) Side benefits that accompany or are in addition to a persons regular compensation Amendment in Section 17(2)(vi) to exclude fringe benefits provided in chapter XII – H There will be no change in the tax treatment of elements chargeable under Salary except Perquisites Perquisites provided under Rule - 3 may be taken as exempt in the hands of Employer

Definitions (Section – 115W) (a) Employer includes – a company; a firm; An AOP/ BOI, excluding fund/ trust/ institution(s) eligible for exemption under Section 10(23C) or registered under Section 12AA A local authority and every artificial judicial person ( b) Fringe benefit tax or tax means the tax chargeable under section 115WA.

Charge of FBT (Section – 115WA) 1. A fringe benefit tax be charged in respect of the fringe benefits –provided or –deemed to have been provided by an employer to his employees –At the rate of thirty per cent on value of such fringe benefits. 2. The tax on fringe benefits shall be payable even if no tax is payable by employer under the Act. Fringe Benefits have been divided into two parts 1. Fringe Benefits – defined under section 115WB(1) 2. Deemed Fringe Benefits (Presumptive nature of FBT i.e. there need not be any benefit to employee except in case of employees welfare ) – defined under section 115WB(2)

FRINGE BENEFIT – Meaning & Valuation Fringe Benefit - Section – 115WB(1) a Any privilege, service, facility or amenity, directly or indirectly, provided by an employer to his employees whether by way of reimbursement or otherwise (including former employee or employees) by reason of their employment Since no basis provided, it is presumed that the entire amount paid for provision of privilege etc is taxable b Any free or concessional ticket provided by the employer for private journeys of the employees and their family members; and Price charged by employer from public minus any price recovered from employee. c Any contribution by the employer to an approved superannuation fund in excess of Rs.1,00,000 per employee per year 100% of the actual contribution d Any specific security or sweat Equity Shares allotted or transferred, directly or indirectly, by employer free of cost or at concessional rate to its employee(s) (including its former employee(s)) Fair Market Value (FMV), as determined by the method prescribed the Board, of the Security on the date of excise of option as reduced by amount recovered from employee(s)

FRINGE BENEFIT – Meaning & Valuation Deemed Fringe Benefit - Section – 115WB(2) Nature of Expenditure Valuation (%age of total Expenditure) aEntertainment20% Entertainment may include – cocktail parties, staff social functions etc. Entertainment may include – cocktail parties, staff social functions etc. b Provision of hospitability of every kind excluding Provision of hospitability of every kind excluding a.foods and beverage provided in office or factory and b. food vouchers redeemable at eating joints. Employer being in business of hotel or carriage of passengers or goods by aircraft or ship - 5% Others - 20% Hospitality means entertaining guests or strangers in a kind and generous way Hospitality means entertaining guests or strangers in a kind and generous way Hotel means a place which is accessible by public or particular section thereof and where meals say breakfast/ lunch/ dinner, are provided. Hotel means a place which is accessible by public or particular section thereof and where meals say breakfast/ lunch/ dinner, are provided. Food and Beverages provided at Training Centre not owned by Employer Food and Beverages provided at Training Centre not owned by Employer c Conference excluding fee for participation by employee in any conference 20%

FRINGE BENEFIT – Meaning & Valuation Conference means a formal meeting for discussion or debate Conference means a formal meeting for discussion or debate All expenditure on conveyance, tour and travel (incl. foreign travel), hotel, boarding and lodging in connection with conference except fee for participation, shall be included All expenditure on conveyance, tour and travel (incl. foreign travel), hotel, boarding and lodging in connection with conference except fee for participation, shall be included In house employee conference – covered under FBT In house employee conference – covered under FBT d Sale promotion including publicity excluding i)Expenditure on advertisement ii)Expenditure on Distribution of samples either free or at concessional rates iii)Expenditure by way of payment to any person of repute for promoting sales of goods or services 20% Sale Promotion is a form of promotion which encourage customers to buy products by offering incentives such as contests, coupons, samples, free gifts etc. Sale Promotion is a form of promotion which encourage customers to buy products by offering incentives such as contests, coupons, samples, free gifts etc. Publicity means brand related communication between entity and public. Publicity means brand related communication between entity and public. Selling Expenditure – not covered Selling Expenditure – not covered e Employee welfare excluding expenditure to fulfill statutory obligation or mitigate occupational hazards or provide first aid facilities in the hospital or dispensary run by employer 20%

FRINGE BENEFIT – Meaning & Valuation Deemed Fringe Benefit - Section – 115WB(2) Employee Welfare may include: Waiver of Loan given to employees Waiver of Loan given to employees Transport facility to Children of employees Transport facility to Children of employees Group health insurance scheme Group health insurance scheme Medical Reimbursement to be included upto Rs.15,000 per employee per year Medical Reimbursement to be included upto Rs.15,000 per employee per year fConveyance Employer being in business of construction or software development or pharmaceuticals - 5%, Others - 20% It cover local conveyance paid to employee for visiting other place of work g use of hotel, boarding and lodging facilities Employer being in business of software development or pharmaceuticals or carriage of passengers or goods by aircraft or ship - 5%, Others - 20%

FRINGE BENEFIT – Meaning & Valuation h Repair, running including fuel and maintenance of motor cars including depreciation thereon If employer being in business of carriage of passengers by Motor Car - 5% others 20% It covers – repair, running, fuel, maintenance and depreciation thereon It covers – repair, running, fuel, maintenance and depreciation thereon Expenditure on commercial vehicle – not covered Expenditure on commercial vehicle – not covered Lease rental, insurance, petrol bill reimbursement - covered Lease rental, insurance, petrol bill reimbursement - covered i Repair, running including fuel and maintenance of aircrafts including depreciation thereon If employer being in business of carriage of passengers by Aircraft - NIL Others 20% Others 20% j Use of telephone including cell phone excluding leased telephone lines 20% Leased Line means dedicated line for office use and used for transfer of data. Leased Line means dedicated line for office use and used for transfer of data. Office telephone, telephone provided at the residence, mobile phone – covered under FBT Office telephone, telephone provided at the residence, mobile phone – covered under FBT k Maintenance of guest house other than used for training purposes 20% It does not include – repair, depreciation on Guest House and interest paid to acquire Guest House It does not include – repair, depreciation on Guest House and interest paid to acquire Guest House

FRINGE BENEFIT – Meaning & Valuation l Festival Celebrations 50% m Use of Health club and similar facilities 50% n Use of other club facilities 50% OGifts50% pScholarships50% Q Tour and Travel including Foreign Travel 5% SECTION – 115WB(3) For the purpose of Section – 115WB(1), any privilege, service, facility or amenity does not include perquisites in respect of which tax is paid or payable by the employee or any benefit or amenity in the nature of free or subsidies transport or any other allowance provided by Employer to his Employees on to or from journey from residence to office of the Employees.

PROCEEDURE FOR FILING RETURN – SECTION 115WD - For Companies and other entities whose accounts are to be audited – 31st October - For others - 31 July One Month from the date of issue of notice where AO issues notice to a defaulting employer. A defaulting employer may file return up to one year from the end of relevant assessment year or before the completion of assessment whichever is earlier. A revise return can be filed up to one year from the end of assessment year Same proportion, same due dates and same method of computing interest for delay in payment of advance tax on Income - will apply to advance FBT. 1% per month or part of the month, is to be paid for short fall in tax for the period for which the short fall continues ADVANCE TAX – SECTION 115WJ

OTHER PROCEEDURAL REQUIREMENTS 1.Assessment (Section – 115WE) 2.Best Judgment Assessment (Section – 115WF) 3.Fringe Benefit Escaping Assessment (Section – 115WG) 4.Issue of notice where Fringe Benefits have escaped assessment (Section – 115WH) 5.Payment of Fringe Benefit Tax (Section – 115WI) 6.Advance Tax in respect of Fringe Benefits (Section – 115WJ) 7.Interest for default in furnishing return (Section – 115WK) 8.Application of other provisions of this Act (Section – 115WL)

THANK YOU