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Business Expenses 2021
Business Expenses 2021
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4. For the purpose of producing income
Any expenses that incurred in producing income
such as, salary, wages, advertisement, selling,
administration, entertainment on staff
5. Interest payable (CKF page 253-254)
Upon any money borrowed and employed in the
production of gross income @ laid out on asset
used for the production of gross income. eg.
Interest on loan
W.e.f YA2014, interest expense is deducted when
it is due to be paid by reference to the time where
the lender is able to obtain on demand such
interest
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6. Rent payable (CKF page 255-256)
In respect of land and building occupied for the
purpose of producing income
Would be treated as deduction if it was:
a. Payable for occupying the land/buildings
(immovable properties)
b. Use in relation to the period
c. Incurred for the purpose of producing gross
income of that source
Refer example 14.13 & 14.14
Advance rental = is not allowed to be deducted
in the period received
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7. Repair and renewal (CKF page 256-261)
Solelyincurred for repair but not improvement
see example 14.15, 14.16 & 14.17
Cont….
9. Employer’s contribution to approved
scheme (CKF page 265-266)
10. Legal and professional expenses (CKF
page 266-267)
11. Advances to employees (CKF page 267)
12. Defalcation by employees/directors (CKF
page 268)
13. Key-man insurance premium (CKF page
268)
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Non-deductible expenses
Domestic or private expenses
Any disbursement or expense not being money
wholly and exclusively laid out or expended for
the purpose of producing the gross income
Capital withdrawn
Amount made to unapproved scheme
Depreciation
Unapproved donation
Renovation
Fines and penalties
Bonus of employees (excess 2/12 of remuneration)
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Non-deductible expenses…
General provision for bad debt
Bad debt (other than trade debtor)
Bad debts written off
Specific allowance for bad debts
Insurance premium (own vehicle, life of
owner and family)
Holiday / leave passage to employee – w.e.f
YA2007 leave passage to facilitate a yearly
event within M’sia which involved the
employer, employee & immediate family will
be tax deductible.
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Non-deductible expenses…
Purchase other products as a gift to
customer
Interest paid for loan to buy share.
Employer contribution to approved fund
in respect to an employee - subject to max
contribution of 19%
Lease rental paid: (refer CKF pg. 273)
1. for passenger vehicles used in business -
LIMITED
2. for commercial vehicles - UNLIMITED
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Non-deductible expenses…
Entertainment expenses
─ W.e.f YA2004, 50% deductible (refer CKF pg 254-
255)
─ W.e.f YA2014, has been defined with wider scope to
include expenses incurred for the purpose of
promoting business with or without considerations
Exceptions:
1. entertainment provided to employees
2. entertainment business
3. promotional gifts at foreign trade fairs
4. promotional samples
5. cultural/ sporting events opened to public
6. entertainment relates wholly to sales
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Non-deductible expenses…
Pre-commencement expenditure
Recruitment cost & training cost incurred within
1 year prior to the commencement of a business
allowable for deduction in the 1st YA only
Cash contributions to the Government, a State
Government and a Local Authority or an
approved institution/organisation provided that
the amount to be deducted shall not exceed 5%
of the aggregate income of the company.
Contributions of local artworks to the
States/National Art Gallery.
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Double deduction
Expenses that can be allowed to be deducted
for the second time from adjusted income of
a business.
The expenses are:
1. Remuneration of handicapped employees
2. Approved internship program
3. Participation in an approved career fair
4. Freight charges for shipping goods from
Sabah/Sarawak to Peninsular Msia
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Double deduction
5. Child care centre
Effective YA2013
Refer CKF pg 298
Double deduction….
8. Revenue expenditure incurred in approved
research
9. Insurance premium for importing cargo
covered by insurance company of Malaysia.
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