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CIMA TAX TABLES
- Introduction To The UK Tax System
Next, there is a very important type of income called earnings and pension income. There are a few sources of income that are specifically exempt from income tax.
SUMMARY - INTRODUCTION TO THE UK TAX SYSTEM
Computation of Taxable Trading Profit B1: TRADING INCOME AND THE BADGES OF TRADE
Due to the repeated number of transactions, its profits were judged to be taxable as trading income. He then resold them for a price in a single transaction.
SUMMARY - TRADING INCOME AND THE BADGES OF TRADE
B2: ADJUSTMENT OF PROFIT
Expenditure not incurred "wholly and solely" for trading purposes. Expenses are only deductible if incurred "wholly and solely" for trading purposes.
SUMMARY - ADJUSTMENT OF PROFIT
The staff costs are likely to be linked to a capital transaction and should not be allowed. A lump sum payment can be either capital or income depending on its nature.
SUMMARY - CAPITAL v REVENUE
B4: CAPITAL ALLOWANCES – DEFINITION
If a particular item is on List A, it is specifically excluded and therefore unlikely to qualify as plant and machinery. This established the principle that the tax authorities could assess claims for capital allowances on a “piecemeal basis” (that is, with each piece of “plant” considered in isolation).
SUMMARY - CAPITAL ALLOWANCES – DEFINITION
B5: CAPITAL ALLOWANCES - COMPUTATION
Suppose a t r ader has a written down value that is brought to or war against the general pool of. There is a written down value brought to war against the general pool and a BMW car.
SUMMARY - CAPITAL ALLOWANCES - COMPUTATION
B6: INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS ALLOWANCES
It is the industrial share of the net cost (ie the loss suffered by the user while the building was used for industrial purposes). A building used for the mechanical processing of checks is not an industrial building. A warhouse purchased in goods for resale to the public is not an industrial building.
A sports pavilion owned by a bank and used for the benefit of employees is an industrial building.
SUMMARY - INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS ALLOWANCES
B7: INTANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
A claim can be made to offset some or all of the loss against the company's total profits for that period. The proceeds must be reinvested in the period 12 months before to 36 months after the sale of the old IFA. As a result, the TWDV of the underlying asset will be written out to the extent of the claim.
The expenditure on the purchase or creation of the asset is allocated on a fair and reasonable basis.
SUMMARY – INTANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
B8: RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EXPENDITURE
Any intellectual property created as a result of the expenditure must vest in the company. f). Where only part of the costs are incurred, a proportion of the costs will be allowable. W here only part of the cost incurred directly to R&D a proportion of the cost will be allowable.
If the outsourced worker is not provided by an affiliated company, 65% of the payment made will be a qualifying expense.
SUMMARY – RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EXPENDITURE
B9: TAX LAW AND ACCOUNTING PRACTICE
ICTA 1988 disallows capital expenditure specifically
There is currently no accounting standard that deals with the recognition of income for accounting or even tax purposes. As noted above, for accounting periods beginning on or after January 1, 2005, compliance with GAAP includes compliance with International Accounting Standards (IAS). The main difference between GAAP and the IRS is the tendency toward fair value accounting.
Accruals and prudence are still the basis of accounting, but fair value accounting is used to a greater extent.
SUMMARY – TAX LAW AND ACCOUNTING PRACTICE
Taxation of Limited Companies C1: COMPUTATION OF CORPORATION TAX
Companies pay tax on their corporate income tax (PCTCT). Remember that UK dividends received by a UK company are not subject to corporation tax. Before or should PCTCT and notional profit be timed in order to calculate corporation tax.
The marginal relief calculated was deducted for the initial calculation of corporation tax at 19% to give the actual tax payable.
SUMMARY – COMPUTATION OF CORPORATION TAX
C2: ASSOCIATED COMPANIES
In the last example we would ignore any dividends received by Mouse Ltd for Cheese Ltd and Trap Ltd in computing non-ional pr of it for Mouse Ltd and when calculating the Mouse Ltd's corporation tax liability we would have to divide the limits by all our associated companies (Muis Ltd plus it's associates). There or e we include companies that join or leave the group during the year, even if they are only associated for or part of the period. Contrary to her words, you don't need to use your math or determine if her companies are associated.
Ther ef or e Mouse Ltd has 3 affiliates and with it a total of 4 affiliates.
SUMMARY – ASSOCIATED COMPANIES
C3: SHORT ACCOUNTING PERIODS
If the company had a short accounting period to merge with related companies, the methodology followed remained the same, i.e. As its national figures do not exceed the ceiling, Ashdown Ltd. as "Lar ge". Note: Although the accounting period was added on 1 April 2006, no additional calculations were required - the initial marginal relief was not relevant as the company has 4 associated es.
SUMMARY – SHORT ACCOUNTING PERIODS
C4: LONG PERIODS OF ACCOUNT
Taxable gains are divided between the two separations against accounting periods based on the date of disposal of the asset. Charges on income are apportioned between the periods based on the date on which the amount was actually paid. Assuming that Longt on Limit ed had one wholly-owned subsidiary which was sold on 1 January 2006, calculate the gross corporation tax liability for each accounting payable per iod.
You are required to calculate your corporate income tax liability for each accounting period.
SUMMARY – LONG PERIODS OF ACCOUNT
C5: CORPORATION TAX SELF ASSESSMENT (CTSA)
Revenue will issue a non-ice cream company that seeks it for an ionic corporation. If none of the above applies, it is not necessary or specified in every case. The applicant must change it due to akx r et ur n f or for the period of effect of the request with hdr awal.
If the amendment is amended by the Revenue following an enquiry, 30 days after the amendment is not issued.
SUMMARY – CORPORATION TAX SELF ASSESSMENT (CTSA)
C6: PAYMENT OF CORPORATION TAX
The nominated company undertakes to pay the corporation tax obligations of the participating companies or accounting periods, within the accounting periods covered by the arrangement (the relevant accounting periods). The scheme applies to an "accounting period", which is normally the accounting period for each of the participating companies. The nominated company must remove from the group's payment arrangement any participating company, other than the nominated company, which ceases to be a member of the group or which is not a member of the group. have an accounting period that ends on the same day as the accounting period.
The amount paid by the nominated company in relation to each relevant accounting period of the participating companies will not be affected by changes in their obligations arising after the closing date e.
SUMMARY – PAYMENT OF CORPORATION TAX
C7: INTEREST ON LATE PAID TAX
The Department of Revenue will issue an interest statement once the plan is submitted and the final liability calculated. If set late, interest will be charged on this interest. Any interest paid by the business will be treated as interest paid on a non-t r loan and can be deducted from DI I I income.
In addition, it is not taken into account when calculating interest on unpaid tax, unless the accounting period falls entirely within the last 12 months or the one in which the loss occurred. ar ose.
SUMMARY – INTEREST ON LATE PAID TAX
C8: CTSA PENALTY REGIME
This is on the assumption that the company is a small company and is not liable under the CTSA regime. No e: Revenue allows a period of 7 days for each period of receipt or receipt of money, however concessional. Companies must keep certain records for or at least 6 years until the end of accounting charged for any time.
The penalty also ends with negligent or negligent claims made on e t ur n or modification thereof.
SUMMARY – CTSA PENALTY REGIME
C9: INCOME FROM PROPERTY
Where they are received in connection with land used for the purpose of a transaction, they will be a t r ader receipt, otherwise they will be charged against Schedule A. Be that as it may r. will not apply if the lease is between connected persons and not at arm's length, in which case the premium will be brought in as an income receipt in the period of the lease. is entered in o. A company that is an REI T will be exempt from corporation tax and capital gains on its exempt business.
Instead, shareholders will be treated as receiving income from the property.
SUMMARY – INCOME FROM PROPERTY
C10: LOAN RELATIONSHIPS
Which one is eligible for relief or relief under lending?. A commercial purpose is defined as a loan taken for stock purposes. In which case a debit is allowed in the accounting for the period of issue only and only in relation to the exchange of debt capital.
As a result of the amendment of section 100, we will now see that provisions against trade debtors are relaxed under the rules for loan relationships.
SUMMARY – LOAN RELATIONSHIPS
C11: RELIEF FOR TRADING LOSSES
I 10,000 Gain 12,000
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