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tax base of an item

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  • April 9, 2021 at 4:02 am #616504
    Noah098
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    sir can we say that tax base of an item will always be zero if tax is charged on cash received basis and tax is credited on a cash paid basis.

    In simple words whether receipts or payments, cash basis is used for tax purposes, then tax base will ALWAYS be zero?

    April 9, 2021 at 9:50 am #616554
    Stephen Widberg
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    Don’t sue me over it but it looks like a reasonable rule of thumb.

    Normally tax base is zero – main exception is writing down PPE where accounting depreciation is different to tax allowances.

    No particular marks for the word ‘tax base’ – what the examiner is looking for is the ‘temporary difference’.

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