Article 44 establishes the rules for the timing of income recognition for tax purposes. For taxpayers who maintain formal accounts, the income to be recognized for a tax year is the income accruing during the accounting period (or periods) that end within that specific tax year. In cases where no formal accounting period is established, the income accruing during the calendar tax year itself is recognized. This ensures that the tax assessment period remains synchronized with the taxpayer's financial reporting cycle.
Part 3 - Chargeability to Tax
Chapter 1 - Taxable Income and Taxpayers
Section 3 - Gross Income and Taxable Income
Article 44
[GTL Notes: Recognition of Income]
In determining the taxable income for any tax year for which accounts have been prepared, there shall be recognized the income accruing during the accounting period or periods ending within that tax year. In other cases, the income accruing during that tax year shall be recognized.
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