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Withholding Tax – Car rent

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  • This topic has 3 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 8 years ago by Tax Tutor.
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  • April 3, 2017 at 8:41 pm #380026
    Tomasz
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    Dear Sirs,
    I have a practical case which would help me understanding the issue of withholding tax and calculating tax tiability.

    There is a car rented from Czech (CZ) company to Polish (PL) company. Payer PL according to double tax treaty and polish CIT act withhold 10% withholding tax when paying for the rental to CZ. CZ depreciate the car as its asset. CZ main line of business is providing HR services within Czech Republic and the car rented to PL is incidental issue.

    Calculation of tax liability of CZ (car only)
    Revenue rental full amount 400 000
    Costs – car depreciation 350 000
    Income 50 000
    Tax 19% 9 500
    Less tax credit for Polish tax paid by PL 40 000: limit 9 500
    Tax liability 0

    Questions:
    1. What is the net effect of the “car” issue for CZ?
    400 000 will be included as revenue, 350 000 as costs, 40 000 tax withholded as not-taxable cost (other general costs), 0 as tax –> Will net result be +10 000 for the CZ company?

    2. As I understand revenues (400 000) and costs (350 000) will be included in the CIT declaration together with other revenues and costs of the company and at the end tax credit for Polish tax paid (10%) will be credited in the amount of 9 500 (which amount is calculated separately)?

    Thank you in advance,
    Tomasz

    April 4, 2017 at 2:23 pm #380085
    Tax Tutor
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    Sorry but this is nothing to do with F6 UK Tax which is the only paper I am able to assist you with

    April 4, 2017 at 8:37 pm #380119
    Tomasz
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    OK,
    I thought that the issue I had (withholding tax and double tax treaties) is general/international….
    I am studying for F6 PL using other training materials for that paper.

    April 5, 2017 at 3:33 pm #380196
    Tax Tutor
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    No problem and good luck with your exam.

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