Chargeable Gains for Individuals Flashcards

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1
Q

What % tax applies to gains that fall into the individual’s unused BRB

A

10% for non resi 18% for resi

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2
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What % tax applies to gains that are over the BRB

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20% for non resi 24% for resi

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3
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Which gains should be taxed first, resi or non resi and why

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Non residential gains should be taxed first to use the remaining basic rate band and avoid the 10% extra tax in the higher rate

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4
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How much is the AEA

A

£3,000

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5
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What should the AEA be used against first

A

Residential gains

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6
Q

When is CGT payable

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31 January

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7
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When must an individual submit a UK land return after disposing of a property

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Within 60 days of completion

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8
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In which cases is a UK land return not required

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If the gain is covered by private residence relief
If the disposal gives rise to a loss
If the gain is covered by the AEA

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In the case of a capital loss, how far must the current year gains be offset

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Current year losses must be deducted in full from any current year gains

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10
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What are excess capital losses carried forward against?

A

Future chargeable gains

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What should current year capital losses be offset against first?

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Residential gains

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12
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When are brought forward capital losses deducted

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After current year capital losses and the AEA

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13
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What must brought forward capital losses be offset against first

A

The first available net gains

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14
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What arises when assets are transferred between spouses or civil partners

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No capital gain or loss

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15
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What cost is the transferor deemed to dispose the asset at

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Acquisition cost

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16
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What are the deemed proceeds for transfers between connected persons not covered by the NGNL rules?

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At market value of date of disposal

17
Q

What is the formula for part disposals cost and explain the variables

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Cost x A/(A+B)
A = market value of part disposed of
B = market value of part retained

18
Q

How are incidental costs or enhancement expenditure treated during part disposals

A

If they relate solely to the part sold, deduct in full
If they relate to the whole asset, apportion in the same way as cost

19
Q

What is the order for the matching rules when disposing shares

A

Shares acquired on the same day as disposal
Share acquired within the following 30 days of the disposal on a FIFO basis
s104 pool: shares brought prior to disposal date

20
Q

Where do the extra shares go in a bonus issue when calculating the gain on disposal of shares

A

Into the s104 pool at nil cost

21
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Where do the extra shares go in a rights issue when calculating the gain on disposal of shares

A

Add the new shares and their cost into the s104 pool

22
Q

What is the formula to value gifts of quoted shares for CGT purposals

A

Lower quoted price + 1/2(higher quoted price - lower quoted price)

23
Q

What are the main exempt assets for CGT purposes

A

Cash
Cars
Bonds
Certificates
ISAs
Wasting chattels life < 50 yrs
Non wasting chattels bought and sold for < £6,000

24
Q

HRPT/ARTP CGT rate

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BRTP CGT rate
10% on gains falling within the unused BRB, 20% on the excess
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What is the rate of stamp duty
0.5% rounded up to the nearest £5
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What consideration must there be for there to be no charge to stamp duty
£1,000
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When must the stock transfer form and duty payment be presented to HMRC
Before the end of the 30-day period after the transaction
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What is exempt from stamp duty
Issue of new shares or securities Intra-group transfers of shares Gifts Divorce arrangements
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What is stamp duty reserve tax
Tax on the paperless transfer of shares or securities
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What is stamp duty reserve tax rate
0.5%
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