Deductibility of Expenses Under Singapore's Income Tax Act
Hern Kuan Liu
Abstract
Hern Kuan Liu
Abstract
Expenses incurred in the production of gross income would be deductible so that it would only be net income which would be subject to income tax. Expenses, to be deductible, must satisfy certain statutory requirements under the Income Tax Act. This article examines the general principles of deductibility under the Act and identifies and addresses potential problems in the application of these statutory requirements.
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Expenses incurred in the production of gross income would be deductible so that it would only be net income which would be subject to income tax. Expenses, to be deductible, must satisfy certain statutory requirements under the Income Tax Act. This article examines the general principles of deductibility under the Act and identifies and addresses potential problems in the application of these statutory requirements.
Key concepts: Tax deduction, Income tax, Gross income, Deductible, Statutory law, Net income, Adjusted gross income, Project commissioning