Preparation Tax Burden from the Source of Revenue.

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Preparation Tax Burden from the Source of Revenue

Formula under Labor Law (Art.158,358) TI (taxable income)=TR-Deductions PIT = (TR- Deductions-Pension-Min.Salary)*0.1 PIT = (TI-0.1*TI-18,660)*0.1 Social Tax = (TR-Deductions-Pension)*0.11 Social Tax = (TI-0.1*TI)*0.11 Tax Burden = PIT + Social Tax

Notice! Art TR – Total Revenue in Money and in Kind: -free lunch for employee -forgiven loan -vacation in Turkey -bonus

Notice! can’t be taxed! If TR=Min.Salary ( i.e. TR=18,660): All taxes=0 Art. 157: Необлагаемый размер годового дохода =12*18,660=223,920

Notice! Art.22-1,St.on Pension Pension = TI*0.1 BUT if income ≥ 1,399, 500 KZT: Pension = 139,950 KZT

Notice! Art , 155-3(11, 27), Deductions: -free delivery from/to home -business trip within KZ: 6*1,713*N days (up to 40 days) -business trip abroad: 8*1,713*N days (up to 40 days) -expense on clients, partners (dinner): TR*0.01 ONLY UNDER LABOR LAW

Formula under Civil Law (not IE) PIT = (TR - Deductions)*0.1 Tax Burden = PIT

Formula under Civil Law (IE) Tax Burden = 0 ALWAYS

EASY CASES

Solutions under Labor Law Salary is KZT 150,000 a month PIT = (150,000-15,000-18,660)*0.1 Social Tax = (150,000-15,000)*0.11 Tax Burden = PIT + Social Tax= 26,484

Solutions under Civil Law (not IE) Salary is KZT 150,000 a month PIT = 150,000*0.1 Tax Burden = PIT = 15,000

Solutions under Labor Law Salary is KZT 2,300,000 a month PIT=(2,300, ,950-18,660)*0.1 Social Tax=(2,300, ,950)*0.11 Tax Burden=PIT + Social Tax= 451,744.5

Solutions under Civil Law (not IE) Salary is KZT 2,300,000 a month PIT = 2,300,000*0.1 Tax Burden = PIT = 230,000

INTERESTING CASES

Case with FREE LUNCH: Labor Law Salary is KZT 276,000 a month & free lunch (2,900 per lunch, 14 lunches a month) TR = 276, *14 = 316,600 PIT = (316,600-31,660-18,660)*0.1 Social Tax = (316,600-31,660)*0.11 Tax Burden = PIT + Social Tax = 57,977.4

Case with FREE LUNCH: Civil Law (not IE) Salary is KZT 276,000 a month & free lunch (2,900 per lunch, 14 lunches a month) TR = 276, *14 = 316,600 PIT = 316,600*0.1 = 31,660

Case with FREE DELIVERY: Labor Law Salary is KZT 347,000 a month & free delivery from work to home (cost of the delivery is 900 per day, 23 days). TR = 347, *23=367,700 TI=367, *23=347,000 PIT = (347,000-34,700-18,660)*0.1 Social Tax = (347,000-34,700)*0.11 Tax Burden=63,717

Case with FREE DELIVERY: Civil Law (not IE) Salary is KZT 347,000 a month & free delivery from work to home (cost of the delivery is 900 per day, 23 days). TR = 347, *23=367,700 PIT=367,700*0.1=36,770

Case with BONUS: Labor Law Salary is KZT 1,700,000 a month & bonus 344,000 TR = 1,700, ,000=2,044,000 PIT = (2,044, ,950-18,660)*0.1 Social Tax = (2,044, ,950)*0.11 Tax Burden = 397,984.5

Case with BONUS: Civil Law (not IE ) Salary is KZT 1,700,000 a month & bonus 344,000 TR = 1,700, ,000=2,044,000 PIT = 2,044,000*0.1=204,400

Case with BUSINESS TRIP: Labor Law Salary is KZT 575,000 a month & business trip within KZ (19 nights, hotel 21,000 a night, food 3,500 a day) TR=575,000+19*21,000+19*3,500=1,040,500 Deductions=6*1713*19=195,282 TI=1,040, ,282=845,218 PIT=(845,218-84, ,660)*0.1 Social Tax =(845,218-84,521.8)*0.11 Tax Burden =157,

Case with BUSINESS TRIP: Civil Law (not IE) Salary is KZT 575,000 a month & business trip within KZ (19 nights, hotel 21,000 a night, food 3,500 a day) TR=575,000+19*21,000+19*3,500=1,040,500 PIT =1,040,500*0.1=104,050

Case with EXPENSE ON PARTNERS: Labor Law (ПРЕДСТАВИТЕЛЬСКИЕ РАСХОДЫ) Salary is KZT 3 mln. a month & gave clients 9 dinners (50,000) TR=3,000,000+9*50,000=3,450,000 Deductions=3,450,000*0.01=34,500 TI=3,450,000-34,500=3,415,500 PIT=( 3,415, ,950-18,660)*0.1 Social Tax=( 3,415, ,950)*0.11 Tax Burden=698,595

Case with EXPENSE ON PARTNERS: Civil Law (not IE) (ПРЕДСТАВИТЕЛЬСКИЕ РАСХОДЫ) Salary is KZT 3 mln. a month & gave clients 9 dinners (50,000) TR=3,000,000+9*50,000=3,450,000 PIT=3,450,000*0.1=345,000

Case with VACATION: Labor Law Salary is KZT 547,000 a month & vacation in Borovoe (750,000) TR=547, ,000=1,297,000 PIT=(1,297, ,700-18,660)*0.1 Social Tax=(1,297, ,700)*0.11 Tax Burden=243,267

Case with VACATION: Civil Law (not IE) Salary is KZT 547,000 a month & vacation in Borovoe (750,000) TR=547, ,000=1,297,000 PIT=1,297,000*0.1=129,700

Case with FORGIVEN LOAN: Labor Law Salary is KZT 570,000 a month & forgave the loan from the company in the amount of 300,000. TR=570, ,000=870,000 PIT=(870,000-87,000-18,660)*0.1 Social Tax=(870,000-87,000)*0.11 Tax Burden=162,564

Case with FORGIVEN LOAN: Civil Law (not IE) Salary is KZT 570,000 a month & forgave the loan from the company in the amount of 300,000. TR=570, ,000=870,000 PIT=870,000*0.1=87,000

INCREASE IN VALUE ПРИРОСТ СТОИМОСТИ Art.155-3(19-22)

Increase in value / Gain (Прирост стоимости) Car/apartment: In property for 1 year or more: PIT=0 In property for < 1 year: PIT=Gain*0.1 ONLY UNDER CIVIL LAW

Increase in value / Gain (Прирост стоимости) Shares (ценные бумаги): Sell ≥ 50% of shares: PIT=0 Sell < 50% of shares: PIT=Gain*0.1 ONLY UNDER CIVIL LAW

Problems: Apartment Masha buys apartment at 1 mln, sells at 6 mln. after 13 years. How much is her PIT? Gain=6mln-1mln=5mln In property for 13 years → PIT=0

Problems: Car Masha buys a car at 2 mln, sells at 4 mln. after 3 years. How much is her PIT? Gain=4mln-2mln=2mln In property for 3 years → PIT=0

Problems: Shares ≥ 50% Masha buys shares at 12 mln, sells 51% of her shares at 16 mln. How much is her PIT? Gain=16mln-12mln=4mln Sell 51% → PIT=0

Problems: Shares < 50% Masha buys shares at 11 mln, sells 30% of her shares at 13 mln. How much is her PIT? Gain = 13mln – 11mln = 2 mln Sell 30% → PIT = 2mln * 0.1 = 200,000

Good Luck!