Lecture 3 Flashcards
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Q
Updated final version
1. Matching rules : what is same day, next 30 days and section 104?
- Foden example : bought 3,000 5 June 2015, bought 500 17 may 2016 , bought 200 on 9th June sold 800 17 may 2016
So what is same day, next 30 days and section 104 - What happens when company gives free shares? E.g darell owned 1,000 and bought it for 4,000. He got 1 for 10 bonus =100 more shares
So his total was 1,100. In march he sold 1,400 shares for £6. How much is his gain?
A
- Same day = buying shares same day , next 30 days =buying shares next 30 days after sale, section 104 holding : pool of all shares not matched yet
- Focus on how much he sold lets say he sold 800 we know
500 matches the same day
200 comes from next 30 days
500 +200 =700 + 100 = 800
We need to make 800 so assume 100 comes from section 104. - You do not pay bonus shares
Darell :
4,000 / 1,100=3.64 ( cost per share)
Price bought / total shares
1,400 x 6 =8,400
1,400 x 3.64 =5,096
8,400 - 5096=3,304 gain
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Q
PART 2 OF UDPATED NEW ONE!
- What is principle private residence? What are conditions to get it?
- What is full relief ? Or partial relief how do you calculate partial relief
- What counts occupation? ( 4)
- What is letting relief + when can you get extra relief ( 3 things)
- What about if it business use?
- What if you had more than 1 home?
- What about married couples and civil partners?
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- If you sell your main home you might not pay cgt because of ppr relief
- only happens
- if it was your main home
- you lived that at some point - Full relief = lived there the whole time, partial relief = live there part time. Partial relief :
Gain x ( occupied months/ total months ) - Final 9 months before selling it, 3 years away , 4 years working somewhere else in uk , unlimted time working abroad
- Letting relief = lived property and rented out 2 rooms you may get extra relief from : gain, amount of relief and 40,000
- Then its not exempt nothing applies you must pay tax but 9 month rule still applies
- You can elect which one is ppr
- you must tell hmrc within 2 years - Married couples can only have one main home between them.