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Corporrate Incoome Tax and Cappital Tax Computations








                   Exxampple 6




                   In ccountry X, trading lossses in anyy year can be carried back and set off
                   agaainst tradinng profits inn the previoous year, aand any unnrelieved loosses can be
                   carrried forwarrd to set aggainst the first available trade pprofits in fuuture yearss.

                   Halll and Co hhad the following taxaable profitss and lossees in year 11 to 4.
                   Yeaar                  Trrading
                                        proffit/(loss)
                   1                       2 25,000
                   2                      (445,000)
                   3                       15,000
                   4                       3 35,000

                   Whhat are Halll and Co.’’s taxable  profits inn each yeaar?

                   Sollution
                   Yeaar                Tradding           Workinngs
                                      profit/(loss)
                   1                       – –          25,000 – 25,000
                   2                       – –
                   3                       – –          15,000 – 15,000
                   4                    30,0000         35,000 – 5,000 (balance of the e loss)

                   Thee trading looss is carried back firrst against the tradingg profit in yyear 1, thiss
                   must be donee to the maaximum exttent, i.e. yoou can't usse part of thhe profit foor
                   relieef if all of itt is neededd. The balaance of thee loss must then be ccarried
                   forwward againnst the firstt available trading proofit in year 3, again too the
                   maximum exttent requireed until it hhas been reelieved in ffull. There is no limit on
                   howw many years you are able to ccarry forwaard a tradinng loss.





















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