Corporation Tax Flashcards

1
Q

When is a company classed as a resident of the UK?

A

A company is resident in the UK if it is incorporated in the UK, or it is ‘centrally managed and controlled in the UK.

  • Resident companies pay corporation tax on their worldwide income and gain
  • Non-resident companies are chargeable to UK corporation tax on profits of any permanent establishment in the UK
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2
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What basis is property income calculated for companies?

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Property income in calculated on a accruals basis

For individuals it is calculated on a cash basis

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3
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How are dividends impacted by corporation tax?

A

Dividends are exempt from corporation tax

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4
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How are NTLR allocated in long periods of accounts (>12 months)?

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On the accruals basis

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5
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How are chargeable gains allocated in long periods of accounts?

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Date of disposal

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6
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How are QCDs allocated in long period of accounts?

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On a PAID basis

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7
Q

What is the rate of corporation tax?

A

19%

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8
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Corporation tax return must be submitted by the latest of? (3)

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1) 12 months after the end of the period of account (If period is < 18 months)
2) 30 months from the start of the period of account (If period is > 18 months)
3) 3 months from issue of notice to submit a return

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9
Q

What is persistent failure defined as?

A

3 consecutive late returns

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10
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Payment of corporation tax ? (2)

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1) A company not classified as large must pay its corp tax by 9 months and 1 day after the end of the accounting period
2) A company that is classified as large must pay its corp tax in four installments by the 14th day of the 7th, 10th, 13th and 16th month.

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11
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What is the limit for a company to be classed as large?

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1.5m

Adjusted as followed:
1) Scaled down if the POA is < 12 motnsh

2) Divided by the number of 51% related companies

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12
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Where corporation tax is payable by installments, how do you work out the first installment?

A

3 * CT/n

n = number of months in the accounting period

  • Subsequent installments are paid the same way until the liability is paid
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13
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When is a company classed as Very large?

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If its augmented profits exceed £20 million

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14
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When does a company classed as very large have to pay its corporation tax?

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In four installments on the 14th day of the 3rd, 6th, 9th and 12th Month.

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