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Calculate Mr. Ochieng's monthly income tax in Kenya Shillings and his annual taxable income in Kenya Pounds.

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a

K£ 9,600\text{K£ 9,600}

b

Ksh. 2,232.33\text{Ksh. 2,232.33}

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Here are the calculations for Mr. Ochieng's income tax:

Part a· 4 steps

His taxable income in K£p.a.

  1. Calculate the monthly taxable housing benefit.

    The housing benefit is typically 15% of the basic salary.

    Housing Benefit=15%×Ksh. 15,000=0.15×15,000=Ksh. 2,250\text{Housing Benefit} = 15\% \times \text{Ksh. } 15,000 = 0.15 \times 15,000 = \text{Ksh. } 2,250

    Since he pays a nominal rent of Ksh. 1,250 per month, the taxable housing benefit is:

    Taxable Housing Benefit=Ksh. 2,250−Ksh. 1,250=Ksh. 1,000 per month\text{Taxable Housing Benefit} = \text{Ksh. } 2,250 - \text{Ksh. } 1,250 = \text{Ksh. } 1,000 \text{ per month}
  2. Calculate the total monthly taxable income.

    Total Monthly Taxable Income=Basic Salary+Taxable Housing Benefit\text{Total Monthly Taxable Income} = \text{Basic Salary} + \text{Taxable Housing Benefit} Total Monthly Taxable Income=Ksh. 15,000+Ksh. 1,000=Ksh. 16,000 per month\text{Total Monthly Taxable Income} = \text{Ksh. } 15,000 + \text{Ksh. } 1,000 = \text{Ksh. } 16,000 \text{ per month}
  3. Calculate the annual taxable income in Kenya Shillings (Ksh.

    p.a.).

    Annual Taxable Income (Ksh.)=Ksh. 16,000×12=Ksh. 192,000 p.a.\text{Annual Taxable Income (Ksh.)} = \text{Ksh. } 16,000 \times 12 = \text{Ksh. } 192,000 \text{ p.a.}
  4. Convert the annual taxable income to Kenya Pounds (K£ p.a.).

    (Note: 1 K£=20 Ksh.1 \text{ K£} = 20 \text{ Ksh.})

    Annual Taxable Income (K£)=Ksh. 192,00020=K£ 9,600 p.a.\text{Annual Taxable Income (K£)} = \frac{\text{Ksh. } 192,000}{20} = \text{K£ } 9,600 \text{ p.a.}

    His taxable income in K£p.a. is K£ 9,600\boxed{\text{K£ 9,600}}.

Part b

Ksh. 2,232.33\text{Ksh. 2,232.33}

The amount of tax he pays per month in Kenya shillings.

  1. Calculate the gross annual tax using the tax bands.

    • Band 1: 1−2300 K£1 - 2300 \text{ K£} at 2 Ksh/£2 \text{ Ksh/£} Tax=(2300−1+1)×2=2300×2=Ksh. 4,600\text{Tax} = (2300 - 1 + 1) \times 2 = 2300 \times 2 = \text{Ksh. } 4,600
    • Band 2: 2301−4600 K£2301 - 4600 \text{ K£} at 3 Ksh/£3 \text{ Ksh/£} Tax=(4600−2301+1)×3=2300×3=Ksh. 6,900\text{Tax} = (4600 - 2301 + 1) \times 3 = 2300 \times 3 = \text{Ksh. } 6,900
    • Band 3: 4601−6900 K£4601 - 6900 \text{ K£} at 5 Ksh/£5 \text{ Ksh/£} Tax=(6900−4601+1)×5=2300×5=Ksh. 11,500\text{Tax} = (6900 - 4601 + 1) \times 5 = 2300 \times 5 = \text{Ksh. } 11,500
    • Band 4: 6901−9200 K£6901 - 9200 \text{ K£} at 7 Ksh/£7 \text{ Ksh/£} Tax=(9200−6901+1)×7=2300×7=Ksh. 16,100\text{Tax} = (9200 - 6901 + 1) \times 7 = 2300 \times 7 = \text{Ksh. } 16,100
    • Band 5: 9201−11500 K£9201 - 11500 \text{ K£} at 9 Ksh/£9 \text{ Ksh/£} Mr. Ochieng's taxable income is 9600 K£9600 \text{ K£}. The amount falling into this band is: 9600−9200=400 K£9600 - 9200 = 400 \text{ K£} Tax=400×9=Ksh. 3,600\text{Tax} = 400 \times 9 = \text{Ksh. } 3,600

    Total Gross Annual Tax:

    Gross Annual Tax=4600+6900+11500+16100+3600=Ksh. 42,700\text{Gross Annual Tax} = 4600 + 6900 + 11500 + 16100 + 3600 = \text{Ksh. } 42,700
  2. Calculate the total annual reliefs.

    • Personal relief: Ksh. 1,056 per month
    • Insurance relief: Ksh. 270 per month
    Total Monthly Relief=1056+270=Ksh. 1,326\text{Total Monthly Relief} = 1056 + 270 = \text{Ksh. } 1,326 Total Annual Relief=1326×12=Ksh. 15,912\text{Total Annual Relief} = 1326 \times 12 = \text{Ksh. } 15,912
  3. Calculate the net annual tax payable.

    Net Annual Tax=Gross Annual Tax−Total Annual Relief\text{Net Annual Tax} = \text{Gross Annual Tax} - \text{Total Annual Relief} Net Annual Tax=Ksh. 42,700−Ksh. 15,912=Ksh. 26,788\text{Net Annual Tax} = \text{Ksh. } 42,700 - \text{Ksh. } 15,912 = \text{Ksh. } 26,788
  4. Calculate the net monthly tax payable.

    Net Monthly Tax=Ksh. 26,78812=Ksh. 2,232.333...\text{Net Monthly Tax} = \frac{\text{Ksh. } 26,788}{12} = \text{Ksh. } 2,232.333...

    Rounding to two decimal places:

    Net Monthly Tax=Ksh. 2,232.33\text{Net Monthly Tax} = \text{Ksh. } 2,232.33

    The amount of tax he pays per month in Kenya shillings is Ksh. 2,232.33\boxed{\text{Ksh. 2,232.33}}.

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