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ACCA Paper F6 Taxation (FA2007)

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June 2008 Exams

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Health & Safety Procedures


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Course Administration
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Pass Assurance
You must: Book on both a taught and revision course. Attend all classes (on time). Submit both course exam 1 by 10th April 2008 and course exam 2 by 8th May 2008, and score at least 30% on each (i.e. make a reasonable attempt). Certain sponsoring firms have their own internal submission dates which override the pass assurance dates affected students will be notified by their employer. If you fail the exam in June and qualify for Pass Assurance you can attend any taught, revision or question day course for the same paper free of charge for the next sitting

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Syllabus
A B C D E F G
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The UK tax system Income tax liabilities Corporation tax liabilities Chargeable gains National insurance Value added tax Obligations of tax payers

Examiner & Format of the Exam


Examiner: David Harrowven Format of the Exam Question 1 Income tax question involving self employment and employment. Could include VAT. Marks 25-30

Question 2

Corporation tax question; groups and 25-30 overseas aspects will account for 1/3 of marks. Could include VAT. Chargeable gains Will test the remainder of the syllabus Will test the remainder of the syllabus 20 15 10 100

Question 3 Question 4 Question 5 Total


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Key Dates for the June 2008 exam


Registered with ACCA by Exam entry by Exam date Exam results 31 December 2007 15 April 2008 Monday 2 June 2008 18 August 2008

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Classroom Tuition and Home Study


Classroom tuition
Key areas of the syllabus

Home study
Home study is vital for this paper Question practice essential 2 course exams Guidance at the end of each day

ACCA Forum www.bpp.com/accaforum Helpline for queries


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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 1

Introduction to the UK tax system

Structure of the UK tax system


Government

HMRC

Lord Chancellor

Officers

Receivable Management Officers

General Commissioners

Special Commissioners

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 2

The computation of taxable income and income tax liability

Lecture example 1 (solution 1)


Income tax computation 2007/08 NSI Employment income Net Income Less: PA Taxable income 40,000 40,000 (5,225) 34,775

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Lecture example 1 (solution 2)


Income tax thereon: 2,230 10% 32,370 22% 175 40% 34,775 Tax liability Less: tax suffered at source Tax payable
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223 7,121 70 7,414 (7,414) Nil

Lecture example 2 (solution 1)


NSI Employ. inc. BDI Divis Net Income Less: PA Tax income 38,000 (5,225) 32,775 3,750 1,250 3,750 38,000 3,750 1,250 1,250 SI Divs

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Lecture example 2 (solution 2)


Income tax thereon:
2,230 10% 30,545 22% 32,775 1,825 20% 34,600 1,925 40% (3,750 1,825) 1,250 32.5% 37,775 Tax liability Less: Tax suffered at source (1,250 10% + 3,750 20% + 7,203) Tax payable
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223 6,720 365 770 406 8,484 (8,078) 406

Income tax rates


Higher rate band

40%
34,600

40%

32.5%

Basic rate band 2,230 Lower rate band

22%

20%

10%

10%
NSI

10%
SI

10%
DI

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Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


PAA Less (25,000 20,900) 7,690 (2,050) 5,640

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Lecture example 4 (solution 2)


(a) Income tax computation 2007/08 NSI Employment income Less: PA Taxable income 100,000 (5,225) 94,775

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Lecture example 4 (solution 3)


Income tax thereon: 2,230 10% 32,370 22% 34,600 60,175 40% 94,775 223 7,121 24,070 31,414

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Lecture example 4 (solution 3)


(b) Taxable income = 42,370 Income tax thereon: 2,230 10% 42,370 22% 44,600 50,175 40% 94,775 Tax saving = 31,414 29,614 = 1,800 1,800/10,000 = 18%
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94,775

Extended basic rate band (32,370 + 7,800 x 100/78) 223 9,321 20,070 29,614

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 3

Employment income

Employment income
Salary Bonus Commission / tips Benefits Allowable deductions Employment income
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X X X X X (X) X

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Travel expenses
Home No allowable deduction Permanent workplace Allowable deduction Temporary workplace < 40% or 24 months

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Lecture example 1 (solution)


Actually paid 35p 11,000 miles Allowed: 10,000 40p 1,000 25p 11,000 Allowable deduction 4,000 250 (4,250) (400) 3,850

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 4

Taxable and exempt benefits. The PAYE system

Benefits basic rule


Total Earnings 8,500 & directors Marginal cost to employer

< 8,500

Second hand value


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Lecture example 1 (solution)


Accommodation Annual value Additional charge [(175,000 - 75,000) 6.25%] Eee contribution Taxable benefit 6,250 (2,500) 6,750 3,000

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Lecture example 2 (solution)


Accommodation expenses: PIID employee assessed on lower of: (a) expenses (b) 10% net earnings = 10% (7,000 + 2,000) ... Taxable benefit
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1,800

900

= 900 (lower amount)

Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


Use of asset: 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 1,000 20% 6/12 = 1,000 20% = 1,000 20% 9/12 = 100 200 150 450

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Lecture example 3 (solution 2)


Gift of asset: 2007/08 higher of: (1) (2) MV at date of gift = MV when first provided less values already assessed: = 1,000 - 450 = ... Taxable benefit = 600 550 600

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Company cars (P11D & directors only)


Working CO2 Less Divide by 5 Round DOWN Add x list price
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X (140) X X X 15% X% X

Lecture example 4 (solution 1)


Car benefit (a) Vauxhall Vectra g/km = Less base line round down = 3% % = 15 + 3 = 18% Benefit = 16,500 18% = 2,970
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158 (140) 18 5 = 3.6

Lecture example 4 (solution 2) (b) If car were diesel Benefit = 15% + 3% + 3% = 21% 21% x16,500 = 3,465 (c) Basic benefit (above) = 6/12 Less contribution = 3,465 1,733 (1,000) 733
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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 5

Pensions

Lecture example 1 (solution 1)

a) Adjusted basic rate band = 32,370 + (3,900 x 100/78) = 37,370

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Lecture example 1 (solution 2)


b) Income Tax liability Employment income Less: personal allowance Taxable income Income Tax thereon: 2,230 @ 10% 37,370 @ 22% 15,175 @ 40% 54,775
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60,000 (5,225) 54,775

223 8,221 6,070 14,514

Lecture example 2
Salary Less pension contribution Benefits 50,000 (5,000) 8,000 53,000 NB: Employers contribution is tax free

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Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


Adjusted basic rate band = 32,370 + (187,200 x 100/78) = 272,370 Taxable Income: Employment income Less: personal allowance Taxable income
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350,000 (5,225) 344,775

Lecture example 2 (solution 2)


Income Tax thereon: 2,230 @ 10% 272,370 @ 22% 70,175 @ 40% 344,775 Additional tax on excess contributions: (240,000 225,000) @ 40% TAX LIABILITY
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223 59,921 28,070 88,214

6,000 94,214

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 6

Property income

Lecture example 1 (solution 1)

1,600 x 9/12 2,000 x 3/12 1,200 500 1,700

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Property Income
000s Rental income (accruals) Less: expenses (accruals) Advertising Agents fees Repairs Property income profit / (loss)
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X X X X (X) X / (X)

Lecture example 2 (solution 1)


Rents Less: agents commission mortgage interest wear and tear(10% x 2,400) Less: losses bfwd 2,400 (360) (500) (240) (500) 800

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Premium on a short lease


Part of premium = Property income Rent = Property income

Landlord

Premium

Grants < 50 yr lease

Rent

Tenant

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Lecture example 3 (solution)


Premium Less 2% (15 1) 60,000 Rent (9/12 8,000) Property income assessment 60,000 (16,800) 43,200 6,000 49,200

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Tenant is a trader? Lecture example 4


Property income = 43,200 Landlord Premium 60,000

Grants 15 yr lease

Tenant

Trading deduction = 43,200 / 15 = 2,880pa

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 7

Computing trading income

Badges of trade
Buy & sell Profit

The Badges of Trade

How is the profit taxed?


Apply Badges of Trade

Deem to be TRADING PROFIT

Non-trading (potential)CAPITAL GAIN

INCOME TAX
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CGT (usually preferable)

Adjustment of profits proforma


Net profit per accounts Add: Disallowed expenditure Less: Income not taxed as trading income Non- taxable income Capital allowances: P&M and IBAs Taxable trading profit X X (X) (X) (X) X

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End of day 1 - what to do now


Reinforce todays learning Develop question skills

Course Companion

Course notes review

Study text review

Question practice

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 8

Capital allowances

Plant & machinery

Function with which P&M CAs


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vs

Setting within which Building no CAs /poss IBAs

First Year Allowances (FYAs)


FYAs 50% Never time apportion 40% FYAs most assets most assets (except cars) (except cars)
Small businesses 2 yrs from 1/4/06
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Medium business and small bus from 1/4/07

Lecture example 1 - Foxtrot (solution)


FYA TWDV bf Additions Disposals WDA @ 25% FYA @ 50% FYA @ 100%
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Pool 28,000 (2,000) 26,000 (6,500)

Total

30,000

(8,000) (14,000) 8,000 27,500

6,500 8,000 14,000 28,500

WDAs for cars


Cars NB vans, trucks etc are not cars direct to separate column for each general pool 25% no FYA
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12,000

> 12,000

max 3,000 pa

Lecture example 2 (solution)


Pool Y/e 31/12/07 TWDV bf WDA @ 25% Y/e 31.12.08 WDA @ 25% TWDV cf
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Car 13,000 (3,000) 10,000 (2,500) 7,500

Total

25,000 (6,250) 18,750 (4,688) 14,062

9,250

7,188

Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


Privately Used (80%) Y/e 31.12.06 Additions FYA 40% Y/e 31.12.07 WDA 25% TWDV cf 8,000 (3,200)x80% 4,800 (1,200)x80% 3,600 Total

2,560 960

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Balancing adjustments
Disposal
general pool deduct proceeds (limited to cost) continue 25% WDA no bal allow unless cessation
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expensive car deduct proceeds (limited to cost) no further WDA bal allow or bal charge

Lecture example 4 (solution)


Accounting period ending on 31/12/2007 (a) TWDV Disposal (Proceeds ltd to cost) (Balancing charge) (b) TWDV Disposal (Proceeds) (Balancing charge) (c) TWDV Disposal (Proceeds) Balancing allowance
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4,500 (14,000) (9,500) 4,500 (8,000) (3,500) 4,500 (3,000) 1,500

Lecture example 5 - solution


FYA TWDV bf Additions Disposals 20,000 (9,800) 5,200 FYA 50% FYA 100% WDA 25% BC BA 1,500 TWDV cf
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GP 15,000

CAR 80% 20,000

SLA 4,000

Total

(25,000) (5,000)

(800) 3,200 1,500 17,000

(1,500) (17,000) (1,300) 5,000x80% (3,200) _______ NIL _____ NIL

1,300 (4,000) 3,200 19,000

5,400

Lecture example 6 (solution)


Allowable expenditure Less land 500,000 (100,000) 400,000 Offices qualify as <25% of 400,000

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Lecture example 7 (solution)


IBAs Y/e 30/6/2005: (WDA n/a as not in use by 30/6/05) Y/e 30/6/2006 and Y/e 30/6/2007: WDA 4% 100,000 = 4,000 p.a.

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IBAs proforma 1st user


Cost Y/e 31/12/05 WDA @ 4% Y/e 31/12/06 WDA @ 4% Y/e 31/12/07 WDA @ 4% X (X) (X) (X)

Residue before sale

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Subsequent users
IBA = Residue before sale Spread over the remaining tax life (to the nearest month) Tax life

Acquisition

1st used 25 years tax life expires

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Lecture example 8 (solution 1)


(i) IBAs with industrial use Anna Y/e 31/12/03 WDA @ 4% Y/e 31/12/04 to Y/e 31/12/06 WDA @ 4% x 3 years TWDV @ disposal/RBS (12,000) 84,000 100,000 (4,000) 96,000

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Lecture example 8 (solution 2)


(ii) New user Beth

84,000 / 21 = 4,000

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 9

Assessable trading income

Current Year Basis (CYB)


Problem
Accounts prepared for A.Ps Income tax returns prepared for FISCAL YRS (6th April 5th April)

Solution
Tax the AP which ends in the fiscal yr

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Lecture example (1a) (solution)


Y/e 31 March 2008

AP

1/4/07

31/3/08

FY

6/4/07

5/4/08

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Lecture Example 1(b) (solution)


Y/e 30 April 2007

AP

1/5/06

30/4/07

FY

6/4/07

5/4/08

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3 problems of CYB
May not be one 12m AP ending in the FY

COMMENCEMENT

CESSATION

CHANGE OF Y/E

Opening yr rules

Closing yr rules

Change of a/c date rules

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Opening yr rules
1ST YEAR ACTUAL BASIS Is there an A.P ending in the 2nd FISCAL YEAR? YES How long is the A.P? <12m Tax FIRST 12m from commencement
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NO Use actual FISCAL YR (6 April - 5 April)

12m Tax 12m to the a/c date

Overlap profits
Some profits taxed twice Depends on choice of yr end:
30 April = 11 mths o/lap 31 March = 0 mths o/lap

Relief available:
on cessation change of a/c date

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Lecture example 2 (solution)


2005/06 Actual (1/1/06 5/4/06) (3/6 10,000) 2006/07 AP < 12 mths First 12 mths (1/1/06 31/12/06) 1/1/06 30/6/06 1/7/06 31/12/06 (6/12 18,000) O/lap profits: 2007/08 2008/09
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5,000

10,000 9,000 19,000 5,000 9,000 26,000 14,000 18,000

CYB (yr to 30/6/07) 1/1/06 5/4/06 1/7/06 31/12/06 CYB (yr to 30/6/08)

Lecture example 3 (solution)


2005/06 2006/07 Actual (1/1/06 5/4/06) (3/18 28,000) No AP ending in FY Actual basis 6/4/06 to 5/4/07 (12/18 28,000) 2007/08 AP > 12m 12m to a/c date (12/18 28,000) O/lap profits: 2008/09 CYB (yr to 30/6/08) 1/7/06 5.4.07
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4,667

18,667

18,667 26,000 14,000 14,000

Lecture example 4 (solution)


2006/07 Actual (1/7/06 5/4/07) (9/18 18,000)
2007/08 AP > 12 mths 12 mths to 31.12.07 (12/18 18,000) 2008/09 CYB (Y/E 31/12/08) O/lap profits: 1/1/07 5/4/07 (3/18 18,000)
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9,000

12,000 15,000 3,000

Closing yr rules
Penultimate F.Y - Normal CYB Final F.Y - Tax any profits missed so far - Less: o/lap relief X

X (X) X

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Lecture example 5 (solution)


19,000 22,000 12,000 (3,500) 30,500

2006/07 CYB (y/e 31.12.06) 2007/08 Yr to 31.12.07 3mths to 31.3.08 Less: o/lap relief

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Approach to sole trader questions


1 2 Adjust the profit for each AP (add back.deduct.) Calculate CAs for each AP
Opening yrs / change of A/C date WDA x n/12 Closing yrs

BA / BC

3 Deduct 2 from 1 4 Apply opening / change of A/C date / closing yr rules


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Lecture example 6 (solution 1)


Pool 1/3/07 31/7/08 Addns qual for FYA FYA 50% x 21,000 21,000 (10,500) 10,500 10,500 10,500 10,500 Allow

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Lecture example 6 (solution 2)


The profits of the first period of account are as follows: Period of a/c Working Profits 31,500

1/3/07 31/7/08

(42,000 10,500)

THEN APPLY OPENING YEAR RULES

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Lecture example 6 (solution 3)

Fiscal yr

Basis

Working

Assessment 1,853 22,235 22,235

06/07 07/08 08/09

1/3/07 5/4/07 6/4/07 5/4/08

(31,500 x 1/17) (31,500 x 12/17)

12m end 31/7/08 (31,500 x 12/17)

O/lap profits: 1.8.07 - 5.4.08 8/17 x 31,500 = 14,823

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Change of accounting date


Impact on o/lap
Worst 30 April
M 10 J 9 J 8 A 7 S 6 O 5 N 4 D 3 J 2

Best 31 March
F 1

11m

0m

RELIEVE O/LAP CREATE O/LAP


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Approach to questions
Identify the yr of change (YoC)
Earliest of
1st FY A/Cs not made to old date 1st FY A/Cs are made to new date

All yrs before YoC


Tax 12m to the OLD date Tax 12m to the NEW date <12m tax 12m to the end of gap (create o/lap) >12m tax the whole gap (relieve n mths o/lap)

All yrs after YoC YoC = find the GAP!

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Lecture example 7 -(solution)

Fiscal Yr
06/07 07/08 08/09 09/10

Dates
Y/e 30/9/06 Y/e 30/9/07

20,000 27,000

12 mths to 30.4.08 30,250 GAP < 12 mths 27,000) 19,000 + (5/12 x (7mths) create 12mth period

YoC

Y/e 30/4/09

32,000

Lecture example 8 (solution)

Fiscal Yr
06/07

Dates
Y/e 31/12/06

42,000 07/08 Y/e 31/12/07 37,000 15 mths to 31.3.09 68,000 relief 08/09 GAP > 12 mths (15mths) tax gap & claim 3mths o/lap YoC (5,000) Less 3mth o/lap 63,000 09/10 Y/e 31/3/10 49,000

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 10

Trading losses

Income tax losses


Net profit / (loss) in a/cs X / (X) Add : disallowed expenses X Less : income taxed elsewhere (X) capital allowances (X) Trading loss (X)
OPTIONS ?
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Lecture example 1 (solution 1)

Step 1 - Set out the proforma Step 2 - Copy in numbers from qn. Step 3 - Slot in the losses (using the rules) Step 4 - Remember loss memo

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Lecture example 1 (solution 2)


Relief against income 2006/07 2007/08 Trading income 2,000 8,000 Other income 8,000 10,000 8,000 (i)(10,000) (ii)(2,000) Relief vs income NIL 6,000 Net Income
Loss memo: Year end 30.06.07 (i) Loss relief 06/07 (ii) Loss relief 07/08 12,000 (10,000) (2,000) NIL

2008/09 6,000 8,000 14,000 14,000

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Lecture example 2 (solution 1)

2006/07 Trading income 20,000 Carry forward ______ 20,000 Other income 2,000 22,000 Relief vs income (22,000) _____ Nil Net Income ______

2007/08 ______ Nil 2,000 2,000 (2,000) ______ Nil ______

2008/09 ______ Nil 2,000 2,000 (2,000) ______ Nil ______

2009/10 10,000 (10,000) ______ Nil 2,000

______ Nil ______

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Lecture example 2 (solution 2)


Loss memo
Y/end 31/12/07 (i) Loss relief- 2006/07 - 2007/08

30,000 (22,000) (2,000 6,000

Carry forward

6,000

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Lecture example 2 (solution 3)


Loss memo Bfwd from y/end 31/12/07 Y/end 31/12/08 Loss relief - 2007/08/2008/09 Carry forward (ii) Carry forward relief 09/10 Carry forward 10,000 (2,000) 8,000 8,000 14,000 (10,000) 4,000 4,000 6,000

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Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


Trading income 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 2009/10 Actual (1/7/05 5/4/06) 9/12 x (40,000) = 12m to A/C date (y/e 30/6/06) = CYB (y/e 30/6/07) CYB (y/e 30/6/08) CYB (y/e 30/6/09) nil nil 24,000 30,000 36,000

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Lecture example 3 (solution 2)


Loss relief 2005/06 Relief vs income/early year loss relief 9/12 x 40,000 Loss relief vs NI Loss relief vs NI 30,000 - 2005/06 - 2004/05 - 2002/03 - 2003/04 - 2004/05 40,000 (30,000) 10,000

2006/07

12m to A/C date less used in 2005/06

Loss relief 2006/07 and/or 2005/06 Loss relief 2003/04, 2004/05 and 2005/06
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Lecture example 3 (solution 3)


Carry forward relief Loss 07/08 08/09 40,000 (24,000) (16,000) nil

Advice: Take early year loss relief of 30,000 in 02/03 tax repayment and earliest relief Also early year loss relief of 10,000 in 03/04.

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Terminal loss relief


12m 6/4
PENULTIMATE FY FINAL FY

cessation

Loss X Profit (X) (ignore if profit) X

Loss O/ lap

X X X

TERMINAL LOSS
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Lecture example 4 (solution 1)

Closing year rules proforma: 2005/06 Trading 8,000 TLR ______ ______ 2006/07 10,000 ______ ______ 2007/08 4,000 ______ ______ 2008/09 nil ______ ______

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Lecture example 4 (solution 2)


Terminal loss calculation Final FY 08/09 (6.4.08 30.6.08) 3/9 x (27,000) Penultimate FY 07/08 (1.7.07 5.4.08) 6/9 x (27,000) 3/12 x 4,000 Loss available under TLR
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(9,000)

(18,000) 1,000 (17,000) (26,000)

Lecture example 4 (solution 3)


* Loss of 26,000 available
Closing year rules proforma b/fwd: 2005/06 2006/07 2007/08 2008/09 Trading 8,000 10,000 4,000 nil TLR ______ (iii) ______ (ii) ______ (i) ______ (8,000) (10,000) (4,000) Nil Nil Nil Nil ______ ______ ______ ______
* UNRELIEVED TLR = 4,000
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Losses on incorporation

Company Business Business TLR available Incorporation relief c/fwd vs future income from co.

Trading loss
Loss vs income available C/Fwd NOT available

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 11

Partnerships and limited liability partnerships

Partnerships
Net profit of p/ship Add : disallowed expenses Less: income taxed elsewhere capital allowances Adjusted p/ship profits X X (X) (X) X

Split according to p/ship agreement Treat as separate sole traders


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Lecture example 1 (solution)


R 1.7.06 31.3.07 (45,000 to allocate) Salary (x 9/12) Balance (3:2) 3,750 24,750 _____ 28,500 16,500 _____ 16,500 3,750 41,250 _____ 45,000 S Total

1.4.07 30.6.07 (15,000 to allocate) Balance (1:1) 7,500 _____ _____ 36,000 7,500 _____ _____ 24,000 15,000 _____ 60,000

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Lecture example 2 (solution)

J Salary Balance (3:2) Trading loss 6,000 (21,600) _____ (15,600) _____

K nil (14,400) _____ (14,400) _____

Total 6,000 (36,000) _____ (30,000)

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Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


Share of profits/losses: A 6m to 31.12.07 (3:1) 12,000 B 4,000 Total 16,000

Y/end 31.12.08 (1:1)

(10,000)

(10,000)

(20,000)

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Lecture example 3 (solution 2)


Assessments 2007/08
Actual (1.7.07 5.4.08)

12,000 + 3/12 x (10,000) 4,000 + 3/12 x (10,000) 2008/09


CYB y/end 31.12.08

9,500 1,500

(10,000) less used in 07/08 Available loss


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(10,000) 2,500 (7,500)


NIL

Trading assessment

2,500 (7,500)
NIL

Lecture example 3 (solution 3)


Options for loss in 08/09

Relief vs income vs net income:


2007/08 2008/09

Early year loss relief vs net income:


2005/06 2006/07 2007/08

Carry forward relief vs first available profits of same trade

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Lecture example 4 (solution 1)


31.5.07

31.5.05
6m

31.5.06
6m

1:1

1/12/05 B joins

2:2:1

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Lecture example 4 (solution 2)


Sharing of Profits y/end 31.5.05 (1:1) y/end 31.5.06 Up to 1.12.05 (1:1) 6/12 x 51,000 From 1.12.05 (2:2:1) 6/12 x 51,000 Total 33,000 M 16,500 G 16,500 B -

25,500 25,500 51,000 72,000

12,750 10,200 22,950 28,800

12,750 10,200 22,950 28,800

5,100 5,100 14,400

y/end 31.5.07 (2:2:1)


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Lecture example 4 (solution 3)

Assessments: M & G M 2005/06 (y/end 31/5/05) 2006/07 (y/end 31/5/06) 2007/08 (y/end 31/5/07) 16,500 22,950 28,800 G 16,500 22,950 28,800

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Lecture example 4 (solution 4)

Bs accounting periods: 1.12.05 31.5.06 (6m) Y/end 31.5.07 5,100 14,400

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Lecture example 4 (solution 5)


Bs assessments: 2005/06 Actual (1.12.05 5.4.06) 5,100 x 4/6 2006/07 1st 12m (1.12.05 30.11.06) 5,100 + 6/12 x 14,400 CYB (y/end 31.5.07) 3,400

12,300 14,400

2007/08

O/lap profits: 1.12.05 5.4.06 1.6.06 30.11.06

6/12 x 14,400

3,400 7,200 10,600

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Paper F6 - Taxation FA2007

Joe Bloggs 0207 123 4567 Joe@bpp.com

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 13

Computing chargeable gains

Rates of CGT table


NSI 40% 34,600 22% 2,230 20% 10% 20% SI 40% Div 32.5% Gains 40%

10%

10%

10%

10%

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Illustration
Chargeable gain Annual exemption Taxable gain CGT payable 6,700 x 20% 800 x 40% 7,500
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16,700 (9,200) 7,500

Basic rate band left 34,600 27,900 = 6,700 1,340 320 1,660

Capital gains tax


Paid by individuals

2007/08

5/10/08 31/01/09

Gain

Inform HMRC

CGT due

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Calculation of gain
Gross proceeds Less selling expenses Less cost Gain/(loss) X (X) (X) X/(X)

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Taper relief
6/4/98
IA Taper relief

Depends on
complete yrs of o/ship since 6/4/98 + bonus yr for NBAs
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business vs non-business asset

Business assets
Definition of BA
Asset used in trade Shares

of a of an of a sole- partner employ ment trader -ship

unquoted

5%

employee

trading co

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Lecture example 1 - solution


a) 6/4/98 5/4/07 = 9 years (+1 as NBA) b) 12/5/99 12/5/07 = 8 years c) 13/12/03 13/12/06 = 3 years

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Lecture example 2 (solution (a))


(a) Proceeds of sale Less: cost Gain Gain after taper relief (10 Oct 1998 - 9 Oct 2006 = 9 years) 30,000 x 25% 7,500 200,000 (170,000) 30,000

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Lecture example 2 (solution (b))


(b) Proceeds of sale Less: cost Gain Gain after taper relief (10 Oct 1998 - 9 Oct 2007 = 9 years) 30,000 x 65%
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200,000 (170,000) 30,000

19,500

Losses & taper relief


Asset 1 (100%) Indexed gain CY capital losses Capital losses b/fwd Chargeable gain Less AE Taxable gain
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Asset 2 (70%) X

Asset 3 (25%) X

Total

X (X)1 X (X)1 nil

(X)2 X x 70% X

__ X x 25% X X (9,200) X

Lecture example 3 (solution)


NBA Taper % Gain per Q CY loss 90% 45,000 (21,000) 24,000 NBA 100% 10,000 (10,000) 21,600 (9,200) 12,400

Gain after TR 90% Less: AE Taxable gain

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Lecture example 4 - solution


Gain Less losses bfwd (12,000 9,200) Gain after taper relief 25% Annual exemption Losses cfwd (12,000 2,800) = 9,200
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12,000 (2,800) 9,200 2,300 (9,200) NIL

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 14

Computing chargeable gains further aspects

Calculation of gain
Gross proceeds Less selling expenses Less cost Less Indexation allowances to 4/98 Rise in RPI x cost Indexed Gain/(loss)
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X (X) (X) (X) X/(X)

Indexation and losses


Proceeds Less cost Less IA Indexed gain/(loss) 10,000 (7,000) (5,000) nil 10,000 (17,000) nil (7,000)

NB IA CANNOT CREATE OR INCREASE A LOSS

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Lecture example 1 solution 1


(1) Mr Dunstable Proceeds Less selling expenses Less cost Less indexation allowance 0.752 x 15,000 (11,280) NIL
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27,000 (1,500) (15,000) 10,500

Lecture example 1 solution 2


(2) Sam Proceeds Less cost Less indexation allowance 0.021 x 90,000 Gain after TR 60%
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140,000 (90,000) (1,890) 48,110 28,866

Lecture example 2 - solution


Proceeds Less selling expenses Less Cost Less Enhancement Less IA 0.683 x 15,000 Gain after TR 25%
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43,000 (2,500) (15,000) (8,000) 17,500 (10,245) 7,255 1,814

Part disposal

Set 10 warriors - value 1m - cost 20,000 Sell Keep Gain? for 100,000 worth 400,000 - Proceeds = 100,000 Cost? 20,000 x 100,000/500,000 = 4,000

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Lecture example 3 (solution)


Proceeds Less selling expenses 40 Cost x 30,000 40 + 35 IA 0.339 x 16,000 After TR (9 + 1yrs) 60% Cost of remaining land = 30,000 - 16,000 = 14,000 = 8,746 40,000 (4,000) (16,000) 20,000 (5,424) 14,576

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Lecture example 4 - solution


Transfer Julie to Joseph @ NG/NL i.e cost Plus IA 8,000 x 0.470 Deemed proceeds Disposal by Joseph Proceeds Less cost IA 11,760 x 0.213 Gain after TR 60% =
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8,000 3,760 11,760 20,000 (11,760) (2,505) 5,735

3,441

Compensation
Compensation = proceeds

Asset destroyed

Asset damaged

Full disposal

Part disposal A A+B

R/O if replaced < 12m

Restoration = enhancement

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Lecture example 5 (solution 1)


Sept 1997 Compensation recd Less cost 40,000 x IA 0.244 x 16,923 Gain in 97/98 33K 33K + 45K 33,000 (16,923) 16,077 (4,129) 11,948

Base cost of cottage 40,000 - 16,923

= 23,077

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Lecture example 5 (solution 2)


July 2007 Proceeds Cost - cottage - restoration IA on cottage IA on restoration After TR @ 60%
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95,000 (23,077) (33,000) 38,923 = 0.269 x 23,077 = 0.016 x 33,000 (6,208) (528) 32,187 19,312

Lecture example 6 (solution 1)


Compensation recd Less cost Taxable now (40,000-36,000) Deferred gain 40,000 (30,000) 10,000 (4,000) 6,000

Gain after taper relief 80% Base cost of new asset 36,000 - 6,000
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3,200 = 30,000

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 15

Chattels and Principal Private Residence relief

Chattels
Tangible moveable property Wasting Life < 50yrs P+M Dogs Racehorses Non wasting Life > 50yrs Antiques Elephants

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Chattel rules
Cost Proceeds < 6,000 > 6,000

< 6,000

EXEMPT

GP = 6,000

Restrict gain
> 6,000

NORMAL CGT RULES

5/3 (GP-6,000)

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Lecture example 1 (solution 1)


a) Proceeds Comm Cost IA 500 x 0.5 9,000 1,000 (500) (250) 7,250 Compare to 5/3 (GP - 6,000) = 5/3 (9,000 - 6,000) = 5,000 Gain = 5,000
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Lecture example 1 (solution 2)


b) Proceeds deemed Cost Allow loss * No IA - cannot increase a loss 6,000 (7,000) (1,000)

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PPR
Occup. before 3 yrs - any reason Any period - working abroad 4 yrs - working elsewhere in UK
* Last 36 mths always deemed occup.

Deemed occup.

Occup. after

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Lecture example 2 (solution 2)

1.4.83

1.4.84

1.4.89
Occupied

1.10.89 1.04.02 30.9.04 Rented Last 3 yrs

30.9.07 Sale

Occupied

Overseas

12

60

180

36

294

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Lecture example 2 (solution 2)

Gain Less PPR 114/294 x 100,000 Less letting exemption Lower: PPR claimed =38,776 De minimus = 40,000 Gain due to letting 30/294 x 100,000 = 10,204 After TR 60%
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100,000 (38,776)

(10,204) 51,020 30,612

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 16

Business reliefs

Exam approach gift relief


Deemed proceeds Less cost Less IA on cost Indexed gain Gift relief (balance) Actual proceeds less cost
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X (X) (X) X Step 1 (X) Step 3 X Step 2

Effect on donee
Base cost of asset MV Gift relief X (X) X Taper relief clock starts again (ie lose TR accrued by donor)

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Lecture example 1 (solution 1)


Deemed proceeds (MV) Less cost Less IA Indexed gain Gift relief Actual proceeds less cost
(95,000 50,000)
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210,000 (50,000) (33,600) 126,400 Step 1

(81,400) Step 3 45,000 Step 2

Lecture example 1 (solution 2)

Actual proceeds less cost


(95,000 50,000)

45,000 Step 2 25% 11,250

TR % Chargeable gain

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Lecture example 1 (solution 3)


Disposal by son Proceeds Cost (210,000 - 81,400) 250,000 (128,600) 121,400 No taper relief as owned for < 1 year

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Lecture example 2 (solution 1)


Deemed proceeds (MV) Less cost Less IA Indexed gain 200,000 (100,000) (70,000) 30,000 Step 1

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Lecture example 2 (solution 2)


Indexed gain Gift relief 270+130 30,000 x 30,000 Step 1 Step 3 (28,571) Step 2 1,429

270+130+ 20

Actual proceeds less cost is NA Gain taxed now

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Lecture example 2 (solution 3)

Gain taxed now TR % Chargeable gain

1,429 25% 357

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Lecture example 2 (solution 4)


Son acquires asset at MV Gift relief 200,000 (28,571) 171,429

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Rollover relief
Proceeds Cost IA Gain 80k (20k) (20k) 40k

Sell asset 12m


50k Tax now Proceeds not reinvested = 30k Gain = 40k Less (30k) Defer 10k Base cost Less
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36m Reinvest
100k All gain deferred Base cost 100k Less (40k) 60k

50k (10k) 40k

Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


Proceeds Less cost IA: 0.277 x 140,000 Indexed gain Tax now: Proceeds not reinvested (250K- 230K) Rollover relief
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250,000 (140,000) (38,780) 71,220

(20,000) 51,220

Lecture example 1 (solution 2)

Base cost of new asset: Cost Gain rolled over Base cost 230,000 (51,220) 178,780

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Depreciating assets
Asset 2 life 60 years
Lease 60 years Fixed plant & machinery

SAME APPROACH AS ROR, BUT DONT DO STEP 4 (REDUCE BASE COST) Gain held over instead

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Depreciating assets
Held over until: earliest of

new asset sold

stop using in trade

10 yrs

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Lecture example 4 (solution 1)


Proceeds Less cost 125,000 (75,000) 50,000 All proceeds reinvested Holdover tapered gain of 25,000 (50% x 50,000) until sale of plant on 7 December 2007.

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Lecture example 4 (solution 2)


Disposal of P&M Proceeds Less cost Loss 140,000 (160,000) (20,000)

NB. Capital Loss not available as relief given through capital allowances

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Incorporation
Shares cash

CO.
Buys

L+B
Gains

L+B
Incorporation Relief

G/WILL P+M STOCK


Cessation B/C or B/A Trade profits

G/WILL P+M STOCK


Transfer @ TWDV Transfer @ cost

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Mixed consideration
Relief restricted if mixed consideration
Indexed gain x MV shares Total consideration

Taper relief on remaining gain

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Base cost of shares


Base cost of shares MV Incorporation relief X (X) X Taper relief clock starts again (ie lose TR accrued by donor)
Not beneficial if likely to sell shares < 2yrs
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Lecture example 5 (solution 1)


Gains on chargeable assets (100+120+70+80) Incorporation relief 370,000 x 800
1000

370,000

(296,000) 74,000 25% 18,500

Gain taxed now TR % Chargeable gain


Slide 172

Lecture example 5 (solution 2)


Base cost of shares for future disposal: MV Incorporation relief 800,000 (296,000) 504,000

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 17

Shares and securities

Share matching for individuals


6/4/98 Disposal

4 FA1985 pool

3 Post 4/98 acqns

1 Same day

2 Next 30 days

Indexed to 4/98

NOT POOLED

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Lecture example 1 (solution)


Lower of: (1) up = 165 + (170-165) = 166.25 (2) Average of highest and lowest marked bargains (164 + 171)/2 = 167.5 166.25 x 20,000 = 33,250

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Lecture example 2 (solution 1)


Matching of shares Disposal Same day Next 30 days (FIFO) Post 5.4.98 (LIFO) FA85 Pool 12,000 nil (6,000) (3,000) (3,000) nil
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Lecture example 2 (solution 2)


(a) Acquisition in 30 days after disposal:

Proceeds 6,000/12,000 58,000 = Cost Loss 29,000 (30,000) (1,000)

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Lecture example 2 (solution 3)


(b) Post 5.4.98 acqn 7/10/03

Proceeds 3,000/12,000 58,000 = 14,500 Cost (12,000) 2,500 Note: no TR as o/ship is less than 3 yrs.

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Lecture example 2 (solution 4)


(c) FA85 Pool No At 5.4.98 Disp 10,000 (3,000) 7,000 Cost 25,000 (7,500) 17,500 Indexed Cost 40,271 (12,081) 28,190

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Lecture example 2 (solution 5)


(c) FA85 Pool 14,500 (7,500) 7,000 (4,581) 2,419 Proceeds 3,000/12,000 58,000 = Cost Unindexed gain I.A (12,081 7,500) Indexed gain Taper relief 6.4.98 5.4.07 = 9 yrs Plus 1 bonus yr = 10 yrs
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Lecture example 2 (solution 6) Total gains


Post 5/4/98 FA85 Pool Total

TR % Gain Less CY loss Net gain TR% Chargeable gain


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100% 2,500 (1,000) 1,500 x 100% 1,500

60% 2,419 2,419 x 60% 1,451 2,951

Bonus / rights issues


Bonus issue Free shares Not an indexing event
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Rights issue Pay for new shares Indexing event

Allocating bonus / rights issue shares


EXAMPLE: May 1989 August 2000 July 2001 BI / RI 1 for 2 Total held 7,500 22,500 2,500 7,500 FA85 pool 15,000 5,000 Post 5/4/98

Prorate BI / RI to holdings held at time of issue

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Lecture example 3 (solution)


No June 1999 BI Proceeds Cost 3000/4500 x 3,000 3,000 1,500 4,500 Cost 3,000 3,000 10,000 (2,000) 8,000 Gain after taper relief (8 years) 70% x 8,000 = 5,600
Slide 185

Lecture example 4 (solution 1) Actual shares held


Bought FA1985 11.9.99 10,000 2,000 12,000 RI
5,000 1,000 6,000 RI (1 for 2) 12,000/2
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Hold
15,000 3,000 18,000

Lecture example 4 (solution 2)


Matching of shares Disposal Same day (FIFO) Next 30 days Post 5.4.98 (LIFO) FA85 pool 5,000 nil nil (3,000) (2,000) nil
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Lecture example 4 (solution 3)


(a) Post 5.4.98 acqn on 11.9.99 No Shares acqd 11.9.99 Rights issue 1:2 @ 2.75 2,000 1,000 3,000 Cost 5,000 2,750 7,750

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Lecture example 4 (solution 4)


(a) Post 5.4.98 acqn on 11.9.99

Proceeds 3,000/5,000 15,000 = Cost Taper relief 11.9.99 10.9.07 = 8 yrs


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9,000 (7,750) 1,250

Lecture example 4 (solution 5)


(b) FA85 Pool No At 5.4.98 10,000 RI 5,000 15,000 Disp (2,000) 13,000

Cost 15,000 13,750 28,750 (3,833) 24,917

Indexed cost 16,282 13,750 30,032 (4,004) 26,028

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Lecture example 4 (solution 6)


(b) FA85 Pool 6,000 (3,833) 2,167 I.A (4,004 3,833) Indexed gain Taper relief 6.4.98 5.4.07 = 9 yrs
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Proceeds 2,000/5,000 15,000 = Cost

(171) 1,996

Lecture example 4 (solution 7)


Total gains
Post 5.4.98 FA85 pool TR % Gain TR% Chargeable gain 25% 1,250 x 25% 313 25% 1,996 x 25% 499 812 Total

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Takeovers share for share exchange


B Ltd shares A Ltd C Plc shares Not a disposal New shares have same cost & acqn date as old shares
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C Plc 100% B Ltd

Lecture example 5 (solution 1)


Millie Ltd swapped 30,000 shares in Bear plc for Disney plc shares. (Cost of Bear shares = 2 30,000 = 60,000) Shares received in Disney plc Ordinary shares 30,000/4 x 3 = 22,500 Preference shares 30,000/4 x 1 =7,500
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Lecture example 5 (solution 2)


Total value at takeover Ord. Pref. Base cost Ordinary shares: 112,500 x 60,000 118,500 6,000 x 60,000 Preference shares: 118,500 56,962 3,038 60,000 22,500 5 7,500 80p 112,500 6,000 118,500

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End of day 3 - what to do now


Reinforce todays learning Further develop question skills

Course Companion

Course notes review

Study text review

Question practice

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ACCA Paper F6 - Taxation FA2007

Joe Bloggs 0207 123 4567 Joe@bpp.com

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 19

Computing profits chargeable to corporation tax

Scope of corporation tax


UK company

Incorporated in UK

or

Managed & controlled from UK

Chargeable to UK CT on WORLDWIDE profits


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Loan Relationships

Loan for trade?

Yes Forms part of trading income


Slide 200

No Forms part of investment income

Chargeable gains companies


Proceeds Less cost Unindexed gain Less IA
% increase in RPI to 3 d.p. x cost

X (X) X (X) X

Indexed gain

Slide 201

Lecture example 1 (solution)


Proceeds (Dec 07) Cost (May 84) Enhancement exp (Sept 86) Unindexed gain Less: IA on cost: 202.7 89.0 = 1.278 x 12,000 89.00 Less: IA on enhancement: 202.7 98.3 = 1.062 x 2,000 98.30 Indexed gain
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40,000 (12,000) (2,000) 26,000

(15,336)

(2,124) 8,540

Year end position


Gains in yr Losses in yr X (X) X include in CT comp
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X OR (X) (X) c/fwd vs future gains

Lecture example 2 solution 1


FA 85 pool Aug 96 Index to Dec 96 154.4-153.1/153.1 x 2,750 Addition Dec 96 Index to July 97 157.5-154.4/154.4 x 6,023 Addition July 97 2,000 4,000 4,000 10,000 121 4,000 10,144 1,000 2,000 3,250 6,000 No 1,000 Cost 2,750 Indexed cost 2,750 23 3,250 6,023

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Lecture example 2 solution 2


No 4,000 Index to July 07 198.5-157.5/157.5 x 10,144 Disposal (3,000) 1,000 (7,500) 2,500 2,640 12,784 (9,588) 3,196 Cost 10,000 Indexed cost 10,144

Slide 205

Lecture example 2 (solution 3)


Proceeds Cost Unindexed gain IA (9,588 7,500) Indexed gain 17,000 (7,500) 9,500 (2,088) 7,412

Slide 206

Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


12 mths to 31.8.07 Adjusted profit (12:4) Less CA (working below) Trading income Property income (accruals) Gain Less: Gift aid (paid) PCTCT 2,700,000 4 mths to 31.12.07 900,000

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Lecture example 3 (solution 2)


FYA Y/e 31/08/07 TWDV bfwd WDA @ 25% P/e 31/12/07 Additions General pool 30,000 (7,500) 22,500 17,500 17,500 WDA @ 25% x 4/12 FYA @ 50% (8,750) 8,750 29,375
Slide 208

Allows 7,500 7,500

22,500 (1,875)

1,875 8,750 10,625

Lecture example 3 (solution 3)


12 mths to 31.8.07 Adjusted profit (12:4) Less CA (working) 2,700,000 (7,500) 4 mths to 31.12.07 900,000 (10,625) 889,375 4,000 40,000 (paid) (20,000) 2,684,500 933,375

Trading income 2,692,500 Property income(accruals) 12,000 Gain Less: Gift aid PCTCT

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 20

Computing the corporation tax liability

Tax Calculation PCTCT x CT % determine FYs


FY07 = 1/4/07 31/3/08

profits

Limits
PCTCT + FII

CT Rates Graph
% 30 30% (MR)

30%

20 20% 300k
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1,500k

Profits

Lecture example 1 (solution (a))


Basic calculation 2,120,000 x 30% = 636,000

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Lecture example 1 (solution (b))


Profits: = PCTCT + FII = 60,000 + 10,000 = 70,000 < 300,000 SCR applies CT payable: = 60,000 x 20%
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= 12,000

Marginal relief
Formula: fraction x (upper limit profits) x PCTCT profits fraction 1/40 upper limit 1,500,000

300k 1.5m

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Lecture example 2 (solution 1)


Profits: = PCTCT + FII = 400,000 + (9k *100/90) = 410,000 Full rate less MR = 400,000 x 30%
Less MR 1/40 (1,500,000 410,000) x 400/410

120,000
(26,585)

GCT payable
Slide 216

93,415

Lecture example 3 solution 1


PCTCT FII (9,000 x 100/90) Profits CT payable FY06 200,000 x 19% x 3/12 FY07 200,000 x 20% X 9/12 9,500 30,000 39,500
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200,000 10,000 210,000

Short chargeable accounting periods

1,500,000
X n/12

where n is number of months in short AP

300,000

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Lecture example 4 (solution)


Profits: = PCTCT + FII = 50,000+ (9,000 x 100/90) = 60,000 CAP < 12 months (4 mths) 1,500,000 x 4/12 = 500,000 300,000 x 4/12 = 100,000

Small company rate applies 50,000 x 20% = 10,000


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Associates

A Ltd 51% B Ltd 2 Assocs 51%

A Ltd Mr A 51% C Ltd

B Ltd

3 Assoc 2 Assocs

A Ltd 51% B Ltd 51% C Ltd 3 Assocs

Associated companies significance


Divide limits
1,500,000 300,000
/n Where n is no of associated co.s

Profits = PCTCT + FII


Ignore divis from associated co.s
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Lecture example 5 (solution)


Lower limit: 300,000/4 x 9/12 = 56,250 Upper limit: 1,500,000/4 x 9/12 = 281,250 Profits = 230,000 + 30,000 = 260,000 CT payable: 230,000 @ 30% Less 1/40(281,250-260,000)x230/260

69,000 (470) 68,530

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 21

Losses

Corporation tax losses


000s Net profit / loss in accounts Add: expenditure not deductible for tax Less: items not taxed as trading income - income assessable elsewhere - non-taxable income Less: Capital allowances - Plant and machinery - Industrial buildings Adjusted Trading Loss
Slide 224

X / (X) X (X) (X) (X) (X)

(X)

NIL

Loss relief proforma


2006 Trading income C/fd relief Other inc/gains CYR CBR Charges PCTCT X (X)2 (X) X (X) X (X) X X (X)1 X 2007 nil 2008 X (X)3 X

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Lecture example 1 (solution 1)


Year ended 31 July 2006 Trading income Investment income Total profits CYR CBR PCTCT (50,000)2 ______ 10,000 nil 10,000 50,000 60,000 2007 nil 50,000 50,000 (50,000)1

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Lecture example 1 (solution 2)


Loss memo: Y/e 31/07/07 1) cy 2) c/b loss remaining 100,000 (50,000) (50,000) nil

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Lecture example 2 (solution 1)


30/6/04 Trading C/f Investment 10,000 Cy C/b Charges PCTCT URNTC
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30/6/05 30,000 10,000 (40,000)2

30/6/06 nil 10,000 (10,000)1

30/6/07 15,000 (5,000)3 10,000

20,000

(5,000) 25,000

(5,000)
nil 5,000

(5,000)
nil 5,000

(5,000) 15,000

Lecture example 2 (solution 2)


Loss memo: Y/e 30/6/06 1) CY 2) CB y/e 30/6/05 3) CF y/e 30/6/07 loss remaining 55,000 (10,000) (40,000) (5,000) Nil

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Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


30/9/04 Trading Investment Gains CY CB Gift aid PCTCT (300) (300) (300) 3,000 500 1,000 6 months to 31/3/05 9,000 (9,000)4 16,000 600 12,000 600 nil 600 5,000 31/3/06 31/3/07 31/3/08

(16,600)3 (12,600)2 (5,600)1

NB carry back 36 mths, but how much to y/e 30/9/04?

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Lecture example 3 (solution 2)


Loss memo: Y/e 31/3/08 1) Current 2) C/b y/e 31.3.07 3) C/b y/e 31.3.06 4) C/b 6m to 31.3.05 45,800 (5,600) (12,600) (16,600) (9,000) 2,000 Max offset = 4,500 x 6/12 = 2,250 Max loss available to c/back is 2,000
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Lecture example 3 (solution 3)


30/9/04 Trading Investment Gains CY CB Gift aid PCTCT URNTC
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6 months to 31/3/05 9,000 -

31/3/06 16,000 600

31/3/07 12,000 600

31/3/08

3,000 500 1,000 (2,000)5 (300) 2,200

600 5,000 (5,600)1

(9,000)4 (16,600)3 (12,600)2 nil (300) nil 300 (300) nil 300

nil

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 22

Groups

Associated companies significance


Divide limits
1,500,000 300,000
/n Where n is no of associated co.s

Profits = PCTCT + FII


Ignore divis from associated co.s
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Lecture example 1 (solution 1)


A
Butter Ltd 100% 60% 60% Worth Ltd Tolleys Ltd acqd 31/3/07 dormant CCH Inc A 40% 80% Willans Ltd

Budget Ltd sold 31/10/07

Slide 235

Lecture example 1 (solution 2)

Revised limits 1,500,000 4 300,000 4 = 375,000 = 75,000

Slide 236

Losses group definition


Beware sub-subsidiaries 75% effective interest (EI) needed:
A Ltd 75% B Ltd 75% C Ltd EI = 75% x 75% = 56.25%

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Lecture example 2 solution 1


A Ltd 90% B Ltd 100% C Ltd 80%

How many associated co.s? D Ltd 5 How many loss groups? 90% 2
E Ltd

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Example of a group via foreign parent


A Inc 90% B Ltd 80% C Ltd

3 associates loss group = B & C


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Group relief planning


Minimise the groups tax liability
Profits 1,500,000 / n 30% 32.5% 300,000 / n 20% 3rd 2nd 1st Take P down to 20% level

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Illustration of marginal rates


Dash Ltd has PCTCT of 2m for year end 31.3.08. GCT = 2m x 30% = 600,000 60,000 390,000 150,000 600,000

300,000 300,000 1,200,000 1,500,000 500,000 2,000,000

@ 20% @ 32.5% @ 30%

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Lecture example 3 (solution 1)


Working: revised limits 1,500,000 / 2 300,000 / 2 750,000 150,000

Gordon Ltd is paying tax @ 32.5% Tony Ltd is paying tax @20%

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Lecture example 3 (solution 2)


Tony Ltd should surrender the whole of its loss to Gordon Ltd
Gordon Ltd PCTCT Tax @ 30% 1/40 (750k 500k) 1/40 (750K 400k) 143,750 Tax saving 32,500 ie. 32.5%
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Before 500,000 150,000 (6,250)

After 400,000 120,000 (8,750) 111,250

Lecture example 4 (solution 1)

First, find the revised limits: 1,500,000 / 3 300,000 / 3 500,000 100,000

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Lecture example 4 (solution 2)


Rates before relief: H Ltd Trading inc. Other PCTCT (pre-relief) 825 180 1,005 S Ltd nil 30 30 B Ltd 105 5 110

Tax rate
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30%

20%

32.5%

Lecture example 4 (solution 3)


Optimum use?
H Ltd Tax rate Loss relief Potential tax saving S Ltd B Ltd 32.5% (20)

30% (20)

or

20% (20)

or
(10k x 32.5% + (10k x 20%) = 5.25K

20 x 30% (20 x 20%) = 4k = 6K

OR could GR 10k to each of H and B saves 10k x 32.5% + 10k x 30% = 6,250
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Non-coterminous year ends

Loss (20k) Y/e 31/12/07

H Ltd Lower of

Loss (20k) x 9/12 =(15k) Profit 30K x 9/12 =22.5K Profit 30K

S Ltd Y/e 31/3/08

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Implications
Assets transferred at no gain, no loss (NG/NL) Elect for deemed NG/NL transfers One unit for rollover relief

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Lecture example 5 (solution)


Building transferred at NG/NL = cost + IA to date of transfer. ie: 140,000 + (0.53 140,000) = 214,200 Glove Ltd has a base cost for the building of 214,200 for a future disposal.
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Utilise losses
A Ltd Selling asset at gain

100% B Ltd

Trfrs asset Capital losses

Sells asset & offsets gain Manipulate tax by NG/NL transfer


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Implications
A Ltd 32.5% 100% B Ltd 20% Reduce tax liability by NG/NL transfer Trfrs asset Selling asset at gain

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Capital losses
Actual transfer of asset not necessary Elect to treat asset as transferred Election within 2yrs of end of AP

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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 23

Overseas matters for companies

UK resident company
A Ltd Incorporated in UK Managed & controlled from UK

or

Chargeable to UK CT on WORLDWIDE profits Foreign income will be taxed overseas too = Double taxation
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Non-resident company
A Inc Incorporated overseas Managed & controlled overseas

and

Only subject to UK CT on UK trading profits / gains Always tax at 30%

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Overseas expansion
Profit/loss incl in As trade income

A Ltd

Dividend incl in As foreign income

Overseas branch - UK CAs - Not an associate


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Overseas subsidiary - No group relief - Associate

Double Tax Relief (DTR)


DTR lower of:
Actual foreign tax UK tax on foreign income
GCT Total PCTCT x foreign income

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Double Tax Relief (DTR)


WHT
When dividend paid Rate always given

ULT (overseas subsidiaries only)


Must own 10% votes Formula:
Gross divi x tax actually paid PAT

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Impact of WHT & ULT


Net dividend received in the UK WHT Dividend declared by foreign company ULT What dividend would have been if no foreign CT tax
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80 -20 100 -50 150

Lecture example 1 (solution 1)


Bradley Limited : y/e 30.6.07 Total Trading income Foreign income (W1) ------------PCTCT ------------------------- -------------------- --------850,000 UK 850,000 Foreign

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Lecture example 1 (solution 2)


WHT Cash dividend WHT 100k x 20 / 80 Gross dividend Taxable foreign income Total foreign tax Foreign income 100,000 25,000 125,000 125,000 25,000 25,000 Foreign tax

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Lecture example 1 (solution 3)


Bradley Limited : y/e 30.6.07
Total Trading income Foreign income (W1) PCTCT 850,000 125,000 ------------975,000 ------------UK 850,000 125,000 ------------ --------850,000 125,000 ------------ --------Foreign

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Lecture example 1 (solution 4)


PCTCT GCT @ 30% Less MR: 1/40 x (1,500,000 975,000) Total GCT tax liability (13,125) 279,375 975,000 292,500

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Lecture example 1 (solution 5)


DTR Average rate UK tax:
Total tax 279,375 ------------ x 100 -------------- x 100 = 28.654% PCTCT 975,000

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Lecture example 1 (solution 6)


DTR Lower of: UK tax on foreign dividend = Foreign income x average UK rate = 125,000 x 28.654% = 35,817 Actual foreign tax paid = 25,000
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Lecture example 1 (solution 7)


DTR offset Total tax liability Less DTR Tax payable 279,375 (25,000) -----------254,375 -----------Slide 266

Lecture example 2 (solution 1)


Total Trading Foreign (W1&2) Charges PCTCT (50,000) (50,000) UK Foreign

1,600,000 1,600,000

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Lecture example 2 (solution 2)


W1
Cash div WHT: 20/80 x 300K ULT: 375/800 x 220 Foreign income
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Foreign

o/s tax

300,000 75,000 375,000 103,125 478,125 103,125 178,125 75,000

Lecture example 2 (solution 3)


Total Trading Foreign Charges PCTCT UK Foreign 1,600,000 1,600,000 478,125 (50,000) (50,000) 478,125 478,125

2,028,125 1,550,000

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Lecture example 2 (solution 4)


Divide limits: 1.5m / 2 = 750K 300k / 2 = 150K

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Lecture example 2 (solution 5)


PCTCT GCT @ 30% DTR Average rate UK tax: 30% 2,028,125 608,437

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Lecture example 2 (solution 6)


DTR Lower of: UK tax = 478,125 x 30% = 143,437 foreign tax = 178,125

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Lecture example 2 (solution 7)


DTR offset Total tax liability Less DTR Tax payable 608,437 (143,437) -----------465,000 ------------

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Transfer pricing
> 50 % A Ltd
Sells goods MV = 1m UK tax advantage

B Inc
Sell to B for 600k Profit now overseas

Self-assess PCTCT & adj by 400k


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Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 25

An introduction to value added tax

Taxable & exempt supplies (sales)


Supplies TAXABLE std rated 17.5% (& 5%) zero rated 0% cannot register cannot recover INPUT VAT EXEMPT

register with HMCE

recover INPUT VAT


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Compulsory registration
Two registration tests exist: Historic test
Previous 12 months Taxable supplies > 64k
End of each month

- e.g. exceed limit on 30 November - Notify HMCE within next 30 days (by 30th December) - Registered from start of next month (1st January)

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Compulsory registration
Forward looking (future) test
Today 30 Days Taxable supplies > 64k

- 30 Days to notify HMCE - Registered from start of the 30 day period

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Lecture example 1 (solution)


Annual turnover does not exceed 64,000 until 31 March 2008 (on month by month basis) Jack does not become liable until then. He must notify HMRC within 30 days i.e by 30 April 2008 He will then be registered from 1 May 2008.

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Voluntary registration
- Must be making TAXABLE supplies Advantages Disadvantages
Recover input VAT Kudos Discipline Avoid late registration penalty Administration burden Risk of penalties on errors Prices go up for non-VAT registered customers (need to look at customer status)

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Lecture example 2 (solution)


Reclaimable VAT Vans (28,200 x 7/47) Lorry (29,375 x 7/47) Entertaining employees (5,875 x 7/47) 4,200 4,375 875 9,450 Capital Allowances Cars Vans Lorry
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14,335 24,000 (FYA?) 25,000 (FYA?)

(25% WDA) (28,200 - 4,200) (29,375 - 4,375)

Lecture example 3 (solution)

Van - in use post registration Stock - still held at date of registration 1,400 2,100

NB: VAT on accountancy fees are not recoverable as > 6 months prior to registration.

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Tax point
Example sale on credit
Order recd Goods despatched Invoice issued Cash recd

Qtr1

Qtr2

Qtr3

Qtr4

Which VAT return is the sale recorded in?

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Tax point
Earliest of: Goods despatched / service completed Invoice issued * Cash received * If invoice is within 14 days of despatch, or provision of the service, this will be the TP

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Lecture example 4 (solution)

(a) 16 June 2007 (b) 30 June 2007

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VAT on private fuel


Can reclaim! But extra output tax (ie additional sale)
scale charge

VAT return
Output tax Scale charge Input tax VAT paid on all fuel X (X)

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Lecture example 5 (solution)


Value for the quarter (FROM RATES & TABLES) Car 1 243 1/3 Car 2 317 2/3 211.33 292.33 Output tax 7 / 47 292.33 Input tax 7/ 47 300
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81

43.54 (44.68)

Paper F6 Taxation Chapter 26

Further aspects of VAT

Administration
SERIOUS MISDECLARATION PENALTY

Error in return Serious? > 1m or 30% X GAT

OR

Accept under-assessment Serious? > 1m or 30% X TAT

Penalty = 15% x error


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Lecture example 1 (solution)


>1m?
Error 94,000 17.5% = 16,450

> 30% * GAT?


GAT = 33,000 + 16,450 + 16,000 = 65,450 30% = 19,635

Error < 30% GAT no penalty


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Default surcharge
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

VAT PAID RETURN SUBMITTED

LATE

LATE

ON TIME

LATE

LATE

LATE

ON TIME
-

LATE
5% penalty (reset SLN)

RESULT

SLN Issued

2% penalty (reset SLN)

SLN removed after 4 consecutive clean returns


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Annual accounting
Normal filing = quarterly within 1m of end of quarter Option for small businesses = annual returns Small = Taxable supplies < 1,350,000
10% 31/7/05 10% Y/e 31/3/06 31/5/06

90% x Estimated liability (month 4 12)

1 x VAT return

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Lecture example 6 (solution)


(a) Output VAT 95,000 85% 7/47 Input VAT 15,800 7/47 VAT payable = (2,354) 9,673
Can weigh the 777 additional VAT against easier administration

12,027

(b) Using the flat rate scheme 95,000 11% = 10,450


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End of day 4 - what to do now


Reinforce todays learning Further develop question skills BPP Learn Online (bulletin boards, FAQs)
Course Companion

Course notes review

Study text review

Question practice

Course Exam 2 by 8 May

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End of day 4 - Three Steps to Success

Step 1 Learning

Step 2 Practise & revise

Step 3 Final rehearsal

Taught course

Revision course

Question day

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