This article offers a short summary of the latest case law on personal income tax (PIT).
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Ask questionThe Personal Income Tax (PIT) Act has been amended with effect from 14 November 2022. This is a follow-up to our article “Personal Income Tax Act to be amended in 2022”. Changing the PIT Act affects some other pieces of legislation, so amendments to the National Social Insurance (NSI) Act were sent to the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Justice for approval on 10 November 2022.
To measure the taxable income of businesses and individuals correctly, we need to assess whether self-employed expenses are associated with the conduct of business. In applying personal income tax (PIT), self-employed persons should follow the rules of the PIT Act and the Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Act, which in certain cases may cause disagreement with the State Revenue Service (SRS). This article explores some of the self-employed expenses the SRS may challenge if they are deducted as business expenses.
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