MCQ Challenge On Tax Avoidance, Tax Planning. Tax Evasion & GAAR
Engage in our MCQ challenge on tax avoidance, planning, evasion, and GAAR. Test your tax knowledge, and stay ahead in the realm of taxation strategies.
Engage in our MCQ challenge on tax avoidance, planning, evasion, and GAAR. Test your tax knowledge, and stay ahead in the realm of taxation strategies.
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Here is the Next post of #MCQ on concept-based practical professional knowledge on Tax Avoidance. Tax Planning & GAA in a unique manner to be self-answered by participants. The detailed answers to these MCQs shall be posted the next day for the self-assessment of the participants.
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MCQ 79.1: A gift from a non-relative is reported in the Income Tax Return as a gift from a Relative and as Agricultural Income. What kind of Transaction is it
A. Tax Avoidance
B. Tax Planning
C. Tax Evasion
D. Tax Management
MCQ 79.2: Which of the above transactions are "deemed to lack commercial substance "under impermissible Avoidance Arrangement
A. A ltd a company located in SEZ (having tax Benefits in its income). It takes a plant on Rent from Sister Concern for Rs 3 Crores and gives it on Rent to another concern for 10 Crores
B. Return is filed in Time so that it may be revised/refund is processed earlier
C. Showing Business Income as Agricultural Income
D. None of the Above
This post of MCQ is on provisions relating to time of supply under GST in case of change in rate of tax.
C) Tax Evasion
Tax Planning
Such Planning is within the four corners of the Act and within the Objective of the Government
Eg: Investment u/s
80C Setting up of incentive project eligible for incentive deduction u/s 10AA/35AD ETC.
Tax Avoidance
Such planning is within the four corners of the Act but might not be the Objective of the Government.
Eg: Investment u/s
Sale and lease back transaction so that depreciation is diverted but the asset remains with the assessee.
Tax Evasion
Such planning is not Legally permissible as it not according to the provisions of the Act
Eg: Investment u/s
Selling Capital Asset and Concealment of that income
The decisions of the Supreme Court are important in this regard
A) A Ltd a company located in SEZ, takes a plant on Rent from Sister Concern for Rs 3 Crores and gives it on Rent to another sister concern for 10 Cores
1 Substance of the transaction differs significantly from its own.
2. The only purpose of selection of such location of asset transaction/place tenant of any party is to obtain a tax benefit and there is no substantial commercial purpose for selecting such location of Asset Transaction/place of Residence of any party.
3. Arrangement does not Significantly affect business risk/net cash outflows of any party to any party but only attributes tax benefits.
4. Transaction involves round-tripping elements of offsetting or canceling against each other.
On the Basis of Above the transaction is deemed to lack commercial substance because A Ltd a company located in SEZ. uses the benefit of its location) it takes a plant on Rent from Sister Concern for Rs 3 Crores and gives it on Rent to another sister concern for 10 Crores. Here the transaction is routed to save income Tax on transaction of Rs 10 Crore as no tax is applicable/payable on it.
(Disclaimer: The objective of the MCC post is just to discuss the concept. It may happen by a change of facts, the answer may be different. Please do not treat this as a professional opinion: you can definitely have your own opinion.)
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