Please note that the 2015 and 2016 CIT Return form requires detailed disclosures including a detailed
list of fixed assets. The fixed assets schedule must list assets individually, disclose each asset’s
acquisition cost and tax book value at 31 December 2015 and 2016, and specify the depreciation
method.
Detailed transfer pricing (“TP”) related disclosures are also required. It is important that taxpayers
complete the disclosures on the CIT Return disclosure form carefully. It is also important that
disclosures made in the income tax return are consistent with those in the actual TP documentation.
This is to mitigate the risk of the ITO rejecting the company’s TP documentation. Accordingly, we
strongly recommend that you complete your TP documentation prior to preparing the CIT Return
related party disclosure form.
The scope of our engagement does not include any of the following:
Preparation and review of fixed assets schedules;
Preparation and review of related party or transfer pricing disclosures;
Provision of any work required to search for and provide documents for the purpose of submitting the return