Questions on Failure to pay tax under withholding due date QI: Humble Limited paid PAYE for the month of June 2018 on 15th on September15, 2018. The tax liability for the period was GHC1,550. Compute the penalty due • Solution Q2: Humble Limited paid PAYE for the month of June 2018 on 15th on November15, 2018. The tax liability for the period was GHQ2,000. Compute the penalty due

Questions on Failure to pay tax under withholding due date QI: Humble Limited paid PAYE for the month of June 2018 on 15th on September15, 2018. The tax liability for the period was GHC1,550. Compute the penalty due • Solution Q2: Humble Limited paid PAYE for the month of June 2018 on 15th on November15, 2018. The tax liability for the period was GHQ2,000. Compute the penalty due

SWFT Individual Income Taxes

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Chapter20: Corporations And Parterships

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