From accounting net income to tax due
An interactive reconciliation sheet ordering all twelve steps and applying the ETR and fiscal-year substance rates. Inputs are not stored and no name or registration number is requested.
Enter one computation bucket at a time. Do not blend ordinary entities with a JV, minority-owned subgroup, stateless entity or investment entity.
Section 6.4.2 of the Computation Guide updated on 23 August 2026 bases treatment on the applicable accounting standard, contractual terms and case facts. Review amounts charged to policyholders and taxes on their returns across both income and Covered Taxes before entering documented adjustments. This worksheet does not determine insurance classifications or generate automatic insurance adjustments.
01–02From accounting to Constituent Entity IncomeEnter aggregate entity profits and absolute losses, then income additions and reductions after entity-level rules.
03–05From current tax expense to adjusted covered taxesThe amount is not every tax-ledger item; classification, allocation, anti-duplication and deferred-tax tracking are required.
08Substance-based income exclusionThe tool applies the fiscal-year-start rates to eligible payroll and average carrying value of eligible tangible assets.
10–11Additional current and permanent-difference taxThese amounts are not inferred from the rate gap; enter them only after their separate statutory computation.
This is an estimate, not a return or validation of classifications, elections or allocations. Complete entity-level adjustments and retain reconciliations and supporting documents. The training illustration is prepared by Madar. The Effective Tax Rate is rounded to four decimal places under section 10, page 89 of the Computation Guide. The tool also rounds intermediate and final monetary amounts to two decimals; this monetary rounding has not been verified against return requirements. Reconcile amounts with the prescribed Tax Computation Schedule before use. ETR rounding in the NBR Guide (PDF)
Twelve steps — not profit multiplied by 15%
The sequence protects against blending special categories, using every tax expense in the numerator and claiming payroll or asset amounts without eligibility tests.
Review the rule behind every number
Legislation first, then guidance
The Guide explains application but does not replace the Law or Regulations. Effective legislation prevails if a conflict arises.