Public Country by Country Report (on income tax information)
in compliance with chapter 10a of Directive 2013/34/EU - ('country-by-country reporting')
Introduction
This public Country-by-Country ("CbC") Report has been prepared to meet the requirements of Directive 2013/34/EU as amended by Directive (EU) 2021/2101, which mandates that multinational enterprises with consolidated revenues exceeding €750 million disclose key financial and tax-related information for each EU Member State and specified non-cooperative jurisdictions.
In compliance with the EU Directive, Spain has transposed this Directive through Law 28/2022, of 21 December 2022, effective for fiscal years starting on or after 22 June 2024, and into Additional Provision 11 of the Auditing of Accounts Act (Law 22/2015).
This publication includes Spain-only data initially to meet the accelerated 6-month reporting timetable in Spain, which is earlier than the timeline applicable in other EU Member States. It is anticipated that this publication will be superseded by the publication of a full Mapletree Group EU CbC Report on income tax information.
Supporting Notes
1. Financial Data Sources – the financial data herein is SFRS based primarily from the systems used to prepare the Company’s consolidated financial statements and Annual Report. Notable differences from the Company’s consolidated financial statements are driven by the following:
a. Data Aggregation – data is aggregated in CbCR Table 1 in accordance with the general rules set out by the Action 13 Report (OECD, 2015) – i.e., intercompany transactions are not eliminated.
2. Basis of Presentation – SFRS presentation may differ significantly from other bases of presentation (e.g., local GAAP).
3. Income tax paid (on cash basis) - the income tax paid is not necessarily directly related to the profit before tax reported in a jurisdiction and takes into account payments (and repayments) of tax with respect to profits earned in earlier periods, as well as advance payment made in the current year and withholding tax incurred on payments to a jurisdiction.
4. Income Tax Accrued – the Income Tax Accrued column reflects only current year operations.
5. Revenues: Inclusive of both Related Party Revenue and Unrelated Party Revenue.
6. Approximately 73% of the profits in Spain or SGD 25,688,751 relates to unrealised revaluation gains. No tax is paid on these gains until the properties are divested. Taxes on revaluation gains or losses are captured under deferred tax which is excluded from Tax Accrued (Current Year).
7. Our Spanish entities adopt historical cost accounting (and depreciation available for tax deduction) for investment properties.