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TAX CODE OF THE REPUBLIC OF TAJIKISTAN
PART II. SPECIAL PART
SECTION VI. GENERAL PROVISIONS CONCERNING THE PROFIT TAX
AND INCOME TAX
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CHAPTER 24. ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS
Article 197. Filing of a Return
1. An income tax or profit tax return shall be
filed with tax authorities before April 1 of the year following
the reporting year by the following taxpayers, respectively:
1) resident legal entities;
2) resident individuals who earn income not subject
to taxation at the source of payment in the Republic of Tajikistan,
with the exception of income earned from individual entrepreneurial
activity on the basis of a patent that has been obtained in
accordance with Article 137 of this Code;
3) resident individuals who hold funds on accounts
with foreign banks located outside the Republic of Tajikistan,
as well as those earning income outside the Republic of Tajikistan;
4) persons who are responsible for filing an
income tax return and property status return in accordance
with the laws of the Republic of Tajikistan. The procedure
and deadlines for filing, as well as the form of the returns
to be filed by these persons, shall be determined by the Republic
of Tajikistan government;
5) nonresident legal entities and individuals
earning income from sources in the Republic of Tajikistan
that is subject to taxation but is not taxed at the source
of payment.
2. In the event that a taxpayer terminates commercial
activity in the Republic of Tajikistan, said taxpayer shall
file a tax return with the appropriate tax authority within
30 days.
3. In the event of the liquidation of a legal
entity, the liquidation commission or the taxpayer shall send
written notification to this effect to the tax authority without
delay. The liquidation commission shall be required to submit
a tax return to the appropriate tax authority in accordance
with item 7 of Article 71 of this Code.
4. An individual who is not required to submit
a tax return may submit a tax return with a request for a
recalculation of tax or a refund.
Article 198. Current Tax Payments (Prepayments)
1. Legal entities that are not payers of the
tax under the simplified system shall be required to make
monthly current payments to the budget no later than the 15th
of the month. The amount of each current monthly payment for
the 12-month period beginning each April 15 must be equal
to 1 percent of gross income for the reporting month in accordance
with Article 321 of this Code, which shall be applied against
(recorded as) payment of the minimum business income tax.
If one-twelfth of the amount of profit tax for the previous
year, multiplied by a coefficient of 1.1, is greater than
the 1 percent of gross income for the reporting month referred
to above, the difference between the one-twelfth of the amount
of profit tax for the previous year, multiplied by a coefficient
of 1.1, and the 1 percent of gross income for the reporting
month paid to the budget and recorded as the minimum business
income tax, shall be payable as current profit tax payments
within the same time period.
Other individuals and legal entities engaged
in commercial activity, with the exception of resident individuals
who are subject to the income tax on the basis of a patent
or other simplified system in accordance with item 2 of Article
137 of this Code, and legal entities that are payers of the
tax under the simplified system, shall be required to make
current payments to the budget for the quarter just ended
no later than April 15, July 15, and October 15 of the current
year, and January 15 of the following year. For legal entities
the amount of each quarterly current payment for the 12-month
period beginning each April 15 must be equal to 1 percent
of gross income for the reporting quarter in accordance with
Article 321 of this Code, which shall be applied against (recorded
as) payment of the minimum business income tax. If one-fourth
of the amount of profit tax for the previous year, multiplied
by a coefficient of 1.1, is greater than the 1 percent of
gross income for the reporting quarter referred to above,
the difference between the one-fourth of the amount of profit
tax for the previous year, multiplied by a coefficient of
1.1, and the 1 percent of gross income for the reporting quarter
paid to the budget and recorded as the minimum business income
tax, shall be payable as current profit tax payments within
the same time period.
2. The amount of current tax payments may be
defined as the product of a taxpayer's gross income (without
deductions) for the current month (quarter) and the coefficient
that represents the proportion of the annual amount of the
given tax in the taxpayer's gross income (without deductions)
for the previous year. For taxpayers that are legal entities,
a coefficient shall be applied that is derived from the total
annual amount of taxes owed by the taxpayer against the minimum
business income tax and the corporate profit tax, taking into
account any credit that has been applied in accordance with
Article 323 of this Code. A taxpayer may choose to apply throughout
the entire year one of the two possible methods for determining
the amount of current tax payments identified in items 1 and
2 of this article
3. Current tax payments shall be applied against
the amount of tax due from a taxpayer for a tax year. Any
amount by which current tax payments on the profit tax exceed
the obligations under this tax shall be applied against obligations
under the minimum business income tax for the same year, and
any balance remaining (after obligations under the minimum
business income tax) shall be applied against obligations
under other taxes or shall be refunded to the taxpayer in
accordance with Article 89 of this Code.
4. Interest shall be charged for current tax
payments that are not made in a timely manner in accordance
with Article 93 of this Code.
Article 199. Payment of Tax Based on the Results
for a Year
Taxpayers shall effect a final settlement and
pay the tax owed no later than April 10 of the year following
the tax reporting year.
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