• GOVERNMENT OF NIUE

    GOVERNMENT OF NIUE

    NIUE TAX OFFICE
  • ANNUAL PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENT

    Non-NCT Businesses
  • This profit and loss form can be used to support your business income tax filing, and is only for small to medium sized businesses that are below the $75,000 NCT threshold. 

    If you have employees, you must file and pay for PAYE monthly. The Tax Office will not acccept salary and wages claimed as expenses without complete PAYE documentation.

    The Tax Office may require further supporting documentation for the information provided in this form.

  • Format: (683) 888-0000.
  • SELECT TAX YEAR*
  • The tax year is from April 01, to March 31 the following year. 

  • REVENUE

    Declare income received for ALL sales or services provided. These figures MUST NOT include deductions for any costs or expenses.
  • Your total revenue for this tax year is equal to or greater than $75,000. The Tax Office will require your business to register for and file NCT returns, unless your goods or services fall under zero rated or exempt supplies (Section 5 and 6 of the Niue Consumption Tax Act 2009). 

  • EXPENDITURES

    Business Expenditures fall into 3 categories: Cost of Goods for Sale (COGS), Purchase of Buildings and Other Assets, and Operational Expenditure.
  • Cost of Goods for Sale (COGS)

    Inventory for sales, or material used directly for production of goods or services
  • This amount includes the cost of the inventory and/or materials used directly for sales or producing services. A simple test for inclusion is whether or not the expense depends directly on how much much sales you make. For simplicity, you can exclude labor from this category and include it in operational expenses below.

  • Purchase of Buildings and Other Assets

    Capital expenditures for buildings, plant, machinery and other types of Assets
  • Capital Expenditures for assets can be included as an expense item through depreciation, which distributes the purchase cost for the asset over its useful life. Assets with longer useful life have lower depreciation rates, and vice-versa. Buildings can be depreciated at a rate of 1% - 2.5%, depending on building type. This means buildings have assumed useful lives of between 40 - 100 years. Plant, machinery, vehicles, equiptment and similar assets with a purchase cost greater than $500 can be depreciated at up to 20% per year, which limits the assumed useful life for these other assets to 5 years.

  • I want to calculate depreciation for the following assets:
  • Rows
  • Rows
  • Rows
  • Rows
  • Operational Expenditure

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  • NET INCOME

    Total Revenue - (COGS + Operational Expenses + Asset Depreciation)
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