
Determination of Tax Base : Disallowed
Deductions
The following expenses are examples of un-allowed expenses:
a. All types of reserves and provisions except for an insurance reserve and
Doubtful debt reserve for
banks.
b. Salaries and wages and similar benefits, in cash or in kind, paid to a
partner or
to a partner’s relative.
c. Entertainment Expenses.
d. Personal Expenses.
e. Income tax, paid or payable, to the Kingdom or to any other state.
f. Financial penalties or fines unless for breach of a contractual
obligation.
g. Any bribe or similar payment the making of which is a criminal offence
under
the laws of the Kingdom,
even if made abroad.
h. Commissions paid to insurance companies in excess of 3 percent of total
collected premiums in the
Kingdom.
i. The employee’s share in an authorized pension fund.
j. Payments made by a subsidiary in the Kingdom to its head-office abroad
for a
royalty, commissions,
interest, or indirect administrative expense determined
under presumptive method.
k. Value of materials or
services provided by related parties that is in excess of
arm's length value.
   
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