ACCA F6 Lectures Taxation UK FA2011 – December 2012 exams

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Chapter 16 – 18 Chargeable Gains – Companies

Chargeable Gains: Companies part 1

Chargeable Gains: Companies part 2a

Chargeable Gains: Companies part 2b

Chargeable Gains: Companies – Chattels

Chargeable Gains: Companies – Shares

Bonus issues and Rights issues part a

Bonus issues and Rights issues part b

Chapter 20 Overseas Aspects – Companies

Overseas Aspects Companies part 1

Overseas Aspects Companies part 2

Chapter 21 Capital Gains Tax – Individuals

CGT Individuals Part 1

CGT Individuals Part 2

Chapter 22 Capital Gains Tax – Individuals – Shares

CGT Shares Example 1

CGT Shares Example 4 and 5

Chapter 23 Capital Gains Tax – Individuals – Reliefs

CGT Reliefs Example 1

CGT Rollover and Holdover Relief

CGT Gift Relief

CGT Incorporation Relief

PPR Relief

Chapter 24 Inheritance Tax

Inheritance Tax part 1

Inheritance Tax part 2

Inheritance Tax part 3

Inheritance Tax part 4

Chapter 25 VAT

VAT part 1

VAT part 2:VAT Returns

VAT part 3: VAT Small Business Schemes

VAT part 4: Group VAT Registration, Imports and Exports


Chapter 26 Self Assessment and Payment of Tax for Companies

No lecture, this topic is for Self Study. Please read OpenTuition F6 course notes and if necessary refer to your study text

Chapter 27 Self-Assessment and Payment of Tax for Individuals

Self Study, please read your F6 course notes and if necessary refer to your study text

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  4. QUESTION BASED ON “Chargeable Gains: Companies part 1″ VIDEO:
    You said NO CAPITAL LOSSES, THEY’VE BEEN COMPENSATED FOR UNDER ALLOWANCES … I understand NIL should be the figure to appear on CT computation. But if we’ve allowed loss through Allowances, how about relief (Carry forward and offset against future gains only)? Sounds like double relief for same loss … What’s the explanation for the co-existence of these two?

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