Rent of director property

Hi experts

I have a small doubt and I start with an example
Name of company X
one of the director companies has a property land
but by mistake company make an agreement of rent with a third party and start getting rent income

so now what can we do
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Quick Summary
This discussion addresses a scenario where a company mistakenly receives rental income from a director's property. Experts suggest bringing the land into the company as an acquired asset, even if initially without consideration. This rental income will be taxable, and potential deferred taxes and accounting mismatches need careful consideration and management decision-making.

You can bring that land  as acquired with new company msideration and recognise it in the assets.

Rental income is taxed disallowed expense, which means the taxable profits will include this amount and will be taxed at corporate tax rate.

Next, it can give rise to deferred taxes when there is a temporary difference. You have to find out the profitability impact from tax planning. 

Assets and liabilities will mismatch if you bring that property into business.

so, it’s management decision 

 

***meant without consideration

***disallowed income and hence it’s taxable income

 

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