financial record
STATEMENT SHOWING COMPUTATION OF TAXABLE INCOME
By S. V. Raju
BOMBAY · 1986
2 pages
Summary
This two-page English-language financial statement, prepared by S. V. Raju in Bombay and dated October 14, 1986, records his income and expenditure for the accounting year ending December 31, 1985. The first page lists professional fees, interest on company deposits and bank balances, honoraria, professional expenses, salary income from Airfreight, deductions, and the resulting taxable income. It reports gross total income of Rs. 12,624 and taxable income of Rs. 2,535, with tax payable, TDS on salaries, and refund due each recorded as nil.
The second page presents a balance sheet as of December 31, 1985. It records capital of Rs. 3,35,319 before drawings, net capital of Rs. 2,92,689, and assets including a depreciated car, company deposits, debentures, an American Express Bank balance, Talent House, cash on hand, and loans to friends and relatives. The statement is signed by S. V. Raju on both pages.
Key points
- The document covers the accounting year ending December 31, 1985 and was signed in Bombay on October 14, 1986.
- Reported income includes professional fees, interest on company deposits, bank interest, and honoraria from other sources.
- Professional expenditure is listed as Rs. 12,538, producing net income from profession of Rs. 5,596.
- Salary income from Airfreight is shown as Rs. 9,371, less a deduction under section 16(1) of Rs. 2,343.
- Gross total income is recorded as Rs. 12,624 and taxable income as Rs. 2,535.
- Tax payable, TDS on salaries, and refund due are each recorded as nil.
- The balance sheet records total assets and liabilities of Rs. 2,92,689.
- Major listed assets include an American Express Bank balance of Rs. 1,72,287, company deposits of Rs. 40,000, and Talent House valued at Rs. 24,980.
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