ACCA F6 Income tax computation – Savings Income and Dividend Income continued
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please sir in example three why was the 20000 of savings income divided into 16500 and 3000 for 20% basic rate and 40% higher rate respectively?
will these lectures be applicable to June 2018 also? does ACCA bring any further change to the tax system that would be applicable from June 2018?
Hi I too believe the answers to examples 4 and 5 to be incorrect.
Example 4 should be £600 not £880, Example 5 should be £2,800 not £2,600.
Thanks,
Lisa
Hello,
in example no.5 tax ;laibility it is 2800 and not 2600. plz inform which is correct one
Hi,
I believe that answer to example 4 is incorrect in course notes. IT liability should be 600 and not 880.
Kindly confirm if i am wrong.
Thanks
Ayesha
Yeah it is 600….what about example 5? Isn’t it supposed to be 2800? At the back it’s 2600?…help me please
Hello sir, we used to gross savings income and dividend income since its deducted at source but in these lectures I have not seen you doing that and even in examples its like that, does it mean it has changed?
So Sir if the NS was 5000 or less then the Savings @ 0% would be $1,000.00?
excellent