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The document provides details on tax residency status determinations and capital allowances calculations for various assets. Key details include: 1) A tax residency analysis for an individual from 2015 to 2020 based on number of days present in Malaysia and preceding year statuses. 2) Calculations of qualifying expenditures, initial allowances, annual allowances, and remaining expenditures for various assets of a company including factory buildings, warehouses, childcare facilities, and heavy machinery. 3) Computations of agriculture allowances for land clearing, planting, construction of farm workers accommodation, and an estate office for an agricultural company over several years.
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The document provides details on tax residency status determinations and capital allowances calculations for various assets. Key details include: 1) A tax residency analysis for an individual from 2015 to 2020 based on number of days present in Malaysia and preceding year statuses. 2) Calculations of qualifying expenditures, initial allowances, annual allowances, and remaining expenditures for various assets of a company including factory buildings, warehouses, childcare facilities, and heavy machinery. 3) Computations of agriculture allowances for land clearing, planting, construction of farm workers accommodation, and an estate office for an agricultural company over several years.
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CONFIDENTIAL AC/JULY 2021/TAX267/TEST

UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA


TEST
SUGGESTED SOLUTION

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CONFIDENTIAL AC/JULY 2021/TAX267/TEST

QUESTION 1
A

YA Basis period No of Status Section Reasons


days
2015 15/6/2015 – 15/11/2015 154 R√ 7 (1)(a)√ Stay in Malaysia at least 182
16/11/2015 – 25/12/2015 40 days√
26/12/2015 – 31/12/2015 -
194
2016 1/1/2016 – 11/1/2016 - R√ 7 (1)(a)√ Stay in Malaysia at least 182
12/1/2016 -25/8/2016 227 days√
26/8/2016 -5/9/2016 11
(TA)
6/9/2016 – 31/12/2016 117
344
2017 1/1/2017 – 27/2/2017 58 R√ 7 (1)(b)√ Stay in Malaysia less than 182
28/2/2017 – 5/3/2017 6 (TA) days√ and the period is linked
58 by√ to a period of 182 days or
more consecutively in YA2016
including temporary absence
(TA) √
2018 3/3/2018 – 31/5/2018 90 R√ 7 (1)(c)√ Stay in Malaysia for at least 90
days√ and 3/4 immediate
preceding years are resident√
(YA2017, YA2016,YA2015) or
in Malaysia for 90 days or
more
2019 - 0 R√ 7 (1)(d)√ In Malaysia less than 182 days
(no need to be in Malaysia)√,
resident in 3 immediate
preceding years√ (YA2018,
YA2017, YA2016) and resident
in the following year
(YA2020)√
2020 1/1/2020 – 30/4/2020 121 R√ 7 (1)(c)√ Stay in Malaysia for at least 90
1/5/2020 – 5/5/2020 5 (TA) days√ and 3/4 immediate
121 preceding years are resident√
(YA2018, YA2017,YA2016) or
in Malaysia for 90 days or
more
(24√ X ½ mark = 12 marks)
B

According to Section 7(IB)√ Soraya Ahmad is deemed a tax resident in Malaysia√√ for
YA2020, YA2021 and YA2022 as she is Malaysian citizen√. Besides, she is working with the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia (government servant) √ and exercising her employment
outside Malaysia as she is required by her employer to work in Taiwan√.
(6√ X ½ mark = 3marks)
Total: 15 marks

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CONFIDENTIAL AC/JULY 2021/TAX267/TEST

QUESTION 2
A (a)

Factory building
RM RM
YA2019 √ QBE 1,500,000 √
IA – 10%√ (150,000)
AA – 3%√ (45,000) (195,000)
RE 1,305,000
YA2020 AA – 3%√ (45,000)
RE 1,260,000

Warehouse building (para 37C)


RM RM
YA2019 QBE 500,000 √
IA – Nil√ -
AA – 10%√ (50,000) (50,000)
RE 450,000
YA2020 AA – 10%√ (50,000)
RE 400,000

Childcare facilities (para 42A(2))


RM
YA2020 QBE (600,000√+115,000√) 715,000
IA – Nil√ -
AA – 10%√ (71,500) (71,500)
RE 643,500

Heavy machinery

Heavy machinery RM850,000


Cutting and levelling the land RM185,000
Aggregate Cost RM1,035,000 √

75% Rule:
185,000 / 1,035,000 = 17.9% √

Since cutting and levelling the land is less than 75% √ from the Aggregate Cost, it does not
qualify as qualifying building expenditure √

Thus, heavy machinery qualifies for qualifying plant expenditures and entitle for capital
allowances √.

RM RM
YA2020 QPE 850,000
IA – 20%√ (170,000)
AA – 20%√ (170,000) (340,000)
RE 510,000

(20√ X ½ mark = 10 marks)

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CONFIDENTIAL AC/JULY 2021/TAX267/TEST

A (b)

Option 1
The warehouse building would be eligible for industrial building allowance√ as the warehouse
is within the same curtilage of the factory √

Option 2
The warehouse building would not be eligible for industrial building allowances√ as the
building was not within the same curtilage of the factory building. √
(4√ X ½ mark = 2 marks)

Kupi Terbang Sdn Bhd

Clearing land Planting Construction of Construction


farm workers’ of estate office
accommodation
RM RM RM RM
QAE 50,000 200,000 60,000 70,000
Rate 50% 50% 20% 10%
YA 2016 √ - AA 25,000 √ 100,000 √ - -
YA 2017 - AA 25,000 100,000 12,000 √ 7,000 √
YA 2018 - AA - - 12,000 7,000
- AC √ (Nil) √
(Grant)
YA 2019 - AA - - 12,000 x 6/12 7,000
= 6,000 √

- AC √ (30,000) √
(Disposed
within 5 years)
YA 2020 - AA - - - 7,000 x 6/12
= 3,500 √

- AC √ (50,000) √ (200,000) √ - (24,500) √


(without
election)

No agriculture allowances were given for cost of land. √


(16 √ x ½ mark = 8 marks)
Total: 20 marks

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CONFIDENTIAL AC/JULY 2021/TAX267/TEST

QUESTION 3

(a) Computation of divisible income for Salleh, Ali and Azmi for the YA2020

RM RM
Provisional adjusted income 156,050√
Less: benefits to partners:
Salary
Salleh (RM2,000 x 11 months) 22,000√
Ali (RM2,000 x 12 months) 24,000√
Azmi (RM2,000 x 9 months) 18,000√
(64,000)
Interest on capital
Salleh (RM6,000 x 10% x 11/12 months) 550√
Ali (RM6,000 x 10% x 12/12 months) 600√
Azmi (RM12,000 x 10% x 9/12 months) 900√
(2,050)
Divisible income√ 90,000
(8√ x ½ mark = 4 marks)

(b) Computation of total income for Salleh, Ali and Azmi for the YA2020

RM RM RM
Divisible income: Salleh Ali Azmi
(1/1 – 31/3/2020) RM90k x 3/12 = RM22,500 (1:1) √ 11,250√ 11,250√ -
(1/4 – 30/11/2020) RM90k x 8/12 = RM60,000 (1:1:2) √ 15,000√ 15,000√ 30,000√
(1/12 – 31/12/2020) RM90k x 1/12 = RM7,500 (1:2) √ - 2,500√ 5,000√
26,250 28,750 35,000

Add: benefits to partners


Salary 22,000 24,000 18,000
Interest on capital 550 600 900
Adjusted business income 48,800 53,350 53,900
Add: Balancing charge (1:2) - 1,000√ 2,000√
Less: Capital allowance (1:2) -√ (3,000) √ (6,000) √
Statutory business income from partnership √ 48,800 51,350 49,900
Add: Other income
Interest income - Nil√ -
Rental income 10,000√ - -
Aggregate Income√ 58,800 51,350 49,900
Less: Approved donation (restricted to 10% of AI)
Azmi: 3,000 vs (10% x 49,900 = 4,990) √ - - (3,000) √
Total Income√ 58,800 51,350 46,900

(22√ x ½ mark = 11 marks)


Total: 15 marks
(TOTAL: 50 MARKS)

END OF SOLUTION

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