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AT – April 2022 – L3 – Q4 – Capital allowance | Business income – Corporate income tax

Calculate capital allowance and chargeable income for Joefel Company Ltd. Explain sources of revenue from upstream petroleum operations in Ghana.

a) Joefel Company Ltd, manufacturer of fruit juice for local consumption commenced business on 1 October 2019, with accounting year-end at 31 December each year. The company submitted its accounts for 2019 and was assessed accordingly. The company submitted its tax returns for 2020 year of assessment to the Ghana Revenue Authority on 30 April 2021. Below are the details:

Additional information:
1) Advert and publicity
Radio and television 3,300
Newspaper advert 2,400
Permanent signboard at the company’s entrance in 2020 18,000

2) Installation of plant and others
Installation of plant 21,500
Heavy duty Generator bought in 2019 to support Plant and Machinery 20,500
General maintenance before the use of the plant 18,000

3) Staff Welfare
Staff medical bills 3,700
Safety wear for staff 10,500
Canteen Equipment purchased on 30 November 2020 12,000

4) Donation and Subscription
Goods given as gratis to customs officials 13,000
Donation of goods to SOS Children Village 10,000
Subscription to Association of Ghana Industries 5,000

5) Wages and Salaries
Old staff 120,000
Fresh graduates employed by Joefel Company Ltd. (Fresh graduates
constitute 1% of total workforce) 26,000

6) Other Income
Compensation from a customer for cancellation of a sale order 8,000
Compensation for loss of trading stock of the company 10,000
Compensation for cancellation of purchase order by supplier 5,000

Note 2) above has not been included in the plant and machinery acquired.

Required:

a
i) Compute the appropriate capital allowance for 2019 and 2020 years of assessment.
(8 marks)
ii) Calculate the chargeable income of the company for the 2020 year of assessment.
(6 marks)
b) Explain of the following sources of revenue accruing to the Government of Ghana from the upstream petroleum operations in Ghana:
i) Royalty.
ii) Carried Interest.
iii) Additional Interest.
iv) Additional Oil Entitlement.
(6 marks)

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AT – Nov 2016 – L3 – Q5b – Minerals and mining

Compute the royalty payable by Go-Get Mining Company for the second quarter of its operations in 2015.

b) Compute the Royalty payable on the operation of Go-Get Mining Company from the second quarter of its operations in 2015 from the following financial data:

Item GH¢
Revenue 100,000
Cost of operation 65,000
Capital allowance agreed 15,000
Royalty (first quarter) 60,000

(3 marks)

Required: 2015 individual income tax rate

Income Bracket Tax Rate
First 1,584 Nil
Next 792 5%
Next 1,104 10%
Next 28,200 17.5%
Exceeding 31,680 25%

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AT – Nov 2016 – L3 – Q5a – Petroleum operations

Discuss the types of revenue generated from upstream petroleum operations, focusing on carried interest, additional carried interest, and additional oil entitlement.

a) Ghana, having found oil in commercial quantity, has joined its counterparts in the world in the production of oil. Fiscal systems have been put in place to bring in various revenue streams to the Government of Ghana.

Required:
Discuss fully the under-listed revenue types from upstream petroleum operations:

i) Carried Interest (3 marks)
ii) Additional Carried Interest (3 marks)
iii) Additional Oil Entitlement (3 marks)

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AT – April 2022 – L3 – Q4 – Capital allowance | Business income – Corporate income tax

Calculate capital allowance and chargeable income for Joefel Company Ltd. Explain sources of revenue from upstream petroleum operations in Ghana.

a) Joefel Company Ltd, manufacturer of fruit juice for local consumption commenced business on 1 October 2019, with accounting year-end at 31 December each year. The company submitted its accounts for 2019 and was assessed accordingly. The company submitted its tax returns for 2020 year of assessment to the Ghana Revenue Authority on 30 April 2021. Below are the details:

Additional information:
1) Advert and publicity
Radio and television 3,300
Newspaper advert 2,400
Permanent signboard at the company’s entrance in 2020 18,000

2) Installation of plant and others
Installation of plant 21,500
Heavy duty Generator bought in 2019 to support Plant and Machinery 20,500
General maintenance before the use of the plant 18,000

3) Staff Welfare
Staff medical bills 3,700
Safety wear for staff 10,500
Canteen Equipment purchased on 30 November 2020 12,000

4) Donation and Subscription
Goods given as gratis to customs officials 13,000
Donation of goods to SOS Children Village 10,000
Subscription to Association of Ghana Industries 5,000

5) Wages and Salaries
Old staff 120,000
Fresh graduates employed by Joefel Company Ltd. (Fresh graduates
constitute 1% of total workforce) 26,000

6) Other Income
Compensation from a customer for cancellation of a sale order 8,000
Compensation for loss of trading stock of the company 10,000
Compensation for cancellation of purchase order by supplier 5,000

Note 2) above has not been included in the plant and machinery acquired.

Required:

a
i) Compute the appropriate capital allowance for 2019 and 2020 years of assessment.
(8 marks)
ii) Calculate the chargeable income of the company for the 2020 year of assessment.
(6 marks)
b) Explain of the following sources of revenue accruing to the Government of Ghana from the upstream petroleum operations in Ghana:
i) Royalty.
ii) Carried Interest.
iii) Additional Interest.
iv) Additional Oil Entitlement.
(6 marks)

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AT – Nov 2016 – L3 – Q5b – Minerals and mining

Compute the royalty payable by Go-Get Mining Company for the second quarter of its operations in 2015.

b) Compute the Royalty payable on the operation of Go-Get Mining Company from the second quarter of its operations in 2015 from the following financial data:

Item GH¢
Revenue 100,000
Cost of operation 65,000
Capital allowance agreed 15,000
Royalty (first quarter) 60,000

(3 marks)

Required: 2015 individual income tax rate

Income Bracket Tax Rate
First 1,584 Nil
Next 792 5%
Next 1,104 10%
Next 28,200 17.5%
Exceeding 31,680 25%

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AT – Nov 2016 – L3 – Q5a – Petroleum operations

Discuss the types of revenue generated from upstream petroleum operations, focusing on carried interest, additional carried interest, and additional oil entitlement.

a) Ghana, having found oil in commercial quantity, has joined its counterparts in the world in the production of oil. Fiscal systems have been put in place to bring in various revenue streams to the Government of Ghana.

Required:
Discuss fully the under-listed revenue types from upstream petroleum operations:

i) Carried Interest (3 marks)
ii) Additional Carried Interest (3 marks)
iii) Additional Oil Entitlement (3 marks)

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