Research and development expenses can be deducted if they meet the "residual deduction rule"
Financial costs other than interest are limited in deduction
Financial costs cannot exceed the financial gain and 50% of chargeable income from the business or investment
Unused financial cost limitations can be carried forward for up to 5 years
Financial costs must be used in the order they are incurred
Regulations can be made for setting off losses on financial instruments against gains
Income in Section 16 refers to chargeable income from business or investment
Financial cost in Section 16 refers to financial cost incurred in business or investment
Research and development expenses don't include expenses included in the cost of an asset
Financial costs can be deducted irrespective of whether they are of a capital nature.

Ready to test your knowledge of tax deductions for research and development expenses and financial costs? This quiz will challenge your understanding of the "residual deduction rule," limitations on financial cost deductions, and regulations for setting off losses on financial instruments against gains. Sharpen your skills on carrying forward unused financial cost limitations and using financial costs in the order they are incurred. Don't forget to keep in mind the definitions of income and financial costs in Section 16, and the exclusion of certain expenses from research and development