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2011/2012 INCOME TAX STRUCTURE - RESIDENT INDIVIDUALS


The rates of Income Tax upon resident individuals, that is, persons other than companies, minors and trustees are contained in the Second Schedule of the Income Tax Act 1993. The tax structure for the tax year commencing 1 April 2009 is as follows.

Where chargeable income:  
  1. is less than M22 727.40 per annum (M1893.95 per month) does not pay tax
  2. is between M22 727.40 per annum (M1893.95 per month) and M40,368.00 per annum (M3364.00 per month) is taxed at the lower rate of 22%
  3. exceeds M40,368.00per annum (M3364.00 per month) is taxed at the upper rate of 35%

Non-refundable tax credit of M5,000 per annum or M416.67 per month  is available to all resident individuals.

Calculation of the Tax Liability


The tax liability is calculated in two stages. First, tax is found by applying the rates indicated above on the chargeable income of the individual. The second step is to reduce the tax by the tax credit to find the tax payable.  

If a person makes a contribution to an approved pension fund, this contribution must first be deducted from the gross income/salary to get to the chargeable income, which is then entered into the tax calculator. It is only the individual’s contribution, and not the total of the employee/individual and the employer contribution that is deducted. Further note that the calculator only uses monthly amounts.

 

For a more detailed schedule of tax payable based on the structure click here...

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