corporate tax Flashcards

1
Q

what are some sources of uk rules on trading profits

A

1)legislations
2)case law
3)practice of tax authorities

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2
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why cant you deduct depreciation for tax purposes

A

they are used during capital allowances

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3
Q

how do you adjust the profit in the companies account to find the income from trading for tax

A

reported profit
+/- adjustments for items not recognised as trading for tax
+/- any taxable trading items not in the accounts
= income from trading for tax

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4
Q

what is the maximum length of a period of account

A

18 months

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5
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whats the difference in period between a companies chargeable accounting period and its period of account

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a chargeable accounting period must be equal to or less than 12 months however a period of account can exceed 12 months (18 month max)

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6
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when will there be 2 chargeable accounting periods be created

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when a companys period of account exceeds 12 months.

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7
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when does a chargeable accounting period (c.a.p) start and end

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a c.a.p usually starts immediately after the end of the previous c.a.p

a c.a.p starts when a company commences trade

a c.a.p also ends when a company ceases to trade

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8
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if a company prepares accounts for the period from
01/01/2022-31/03/2023
1)what is the period of account
2)what is the chargeable accounting periods
3)how many corporate tax computations will be made

A

1) the 15 months between 1/1/22-31/3/23
2) a. 1/1/22 - 31/12/22 (12 months)
b. 1/1/23 - 31/03/23 (last 3 months)

3) 2 coporatation tax computations will be prepared, one for each period

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9
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when do financial years run from

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1st of april to 31st of march

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10
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what are examples of
1)direct revenue tax
2)direct capital tax
3)indirect tax

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1)a- income tax
b- national insurance
c- corp tax paid on company profits
2) a- capital gains tax
b- inheritance tax
3) vat (tax paid ontop of the price of goods you buy)

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11
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acca code of ethics and conduct 5 fundamental principles are?

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1) integrity
2) objectivity
3) professional competence and due care
4) confidentiality
5) professional behaviour

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12
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what are the deadlines for online and paper filing in tax self assessments

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31/10/xxxx for paper
31/01/xxxx for online or 3 months later

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13
Q

how long do small companies have to pay their taxes

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within 9 months + 1 day of their chargeable period end

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14
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what software must companies use to submit their self assessment returns

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iXBRL (inline eXtensible Business Reporting Language)

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15
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when does a self assessment tax return have to be submitted for the year ended 31st march 2023

A

31st march 2024 (12 months later

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16
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1)until what date can hmrc amend a tax return
2)until what date can an individual amend a tax return

A

1)within 9 months from the date of filing
2)within 12 months

17
Q

what is the concept of entirety

A

how much of an asset has been repaired.
if most is repaired then its a capital expense so non deductible.
if a small part is repaired then it is deductible and a revenue expenditure

18
Q

whats the rule on leasing cars with with co2 emissions >50g/km

A

15% of the expense is disallowed

19
Q

how many years of pre trade costs can be claimed

A

7 years

20
Q

what are the restrictions on deductible expenses from gifts

A

1) no tobacco, alcohol, food or vouchers
2) £50 limit per customer per tax period
3)gifts must bare the company logo

21
Q

what should be done with income from dividends

A

this must be deducted

22
Q

What is the indexation calculation

A

(Rpi 2 - rpi 1)/ rpi 1 x cost

23
Q

What % of a car lease is a disallowed expense for co2 over 50g/km

A

15%

24
Q

When are pension contributions made by an employer tax deductible

A

Only once paid. It is not deductible if it’s meant to be paid within 9 months and hasn’t yet been paid

25
Q

How to calculate the lease allowable deduction

A

Px0.02x(n-1)=a
P-a=non capital part
Non capital part / n = allowable lease