a). Ans : Jerry maake is a sole trader. Sole proprietor is not an employee, no income tax or self employment taxes are withheld from the owner's pay. The IRS requires that these taxes to be paid throughout the year, not just at tax time. That means a sole trader must make estimated tax payments each quarter ( April 15, June 15, September 15 and Jan 15 of the next year.
As a sole proprietor , the government generally requires you to make estimated tax payments if, you expect to owe at least $1000 in taxes for the year.
So , Jerry is liable for provisional tax payments.
b) . Calculation of provisional income tax paid by Jerry for the tax year 2018. Estimated business profit for the year ending 31st Dec 2018 is K 5,85,000.
Provisional income tax :
On 1st 2,50,000 = Nil
On 2nd 2,50,000. = 12,500
On 85,000. = 17,000
______________
Total . 29,500
Add : Education cess. 1,180
__________
Total Provisional tax 30,680
Due dates and amount to be paid ( Provisional)
For estimated quarterly tax payment for each quarter total provisional income tax should be divided by 4.
Quarterly tax payment = K 30,680 / 4 = K 7,670
K 7,670 paid for each quarter.
Income received for the period. Estimated tax due date
Jan 1 through Mar 31. April 15
April 1 through June 30. June 15
June1.through Aug 31. Sep 15
Sep. 1 through Dec 31 Dec 31
c) . Actual business income for 31/12/2018 = K 6,20,000
Income tax :-
On 1st 2,50,000. Nil
On 2nd 2,50,000. 12,500
On 1,20,000. 24,000
Total. 36,500
Add : Education cess. 1,460
Total tax. 37,960
Less credit for
Provisional tax 30,680
So, net tax payable. 7,280
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