Property Income and Investments: Individuals – Introduction
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Dear sir,
I am living in Ireland but i started study UK tax F6 and a few weeks away from exams and prepared!!could you please help me whether will it affect working in Ireland?????
why example 1 is 9/12 and 3/12 in related to the insurance??
Because previous insurance annual amount is £420. Which covers the period from 1st July 3015-30th June 2016. Here your tax year 2016/2017 which runs from 6th April 2016- 5th April 2017. It covers only April,May & June for current tax year with this insurance amount.
Here you should take those 3 months insurance amount by 420/12*3=105
Same way with new insurance amount £480 per year running from 1st July 2016- 30th June 2017. During your tax year this new insurance rate covers 9 months from july 2016- March 2017.
So 480/12*9=360.
Total insurance expenses 105+360=465.
Hope you understand that.
Best wishes for your exam
Practice question 4 for Karl.
The answer for dividend says £5000 x 0% =£5525.- shouldn’t this be zero?
where to find the answer of the question?
Thank you for enriching lecture video. Keep up the good work! Your are helping lots of accounting student, i pray that God bless you with good health 🙂
I have a inquiry
(d) The accommodation must be available to let for at least 210 days in the tax year.
(e) The accommodation must actually be let for at least 105 days in the year
Is (e) 105days in tax year(6th April to 5th April) or just the normal year in the calendar year Jan-Dec?
Why its 9600 not 8800(9600×11/12)?
Removing the month which no rent income june ??
Thank you for the lovely lecture.
hello sir, if you don’t mind me asking could you please help me with the question that why would we prefer the 2nd calculation over the first one? and also why won’t we include expenses in the second?
a quick reply will be very much appreciated. thank you.
Thank you for this lecture, Presently there is only one lecture on Property Income, when will the second part be available?
Hi sir, will there be a second part to this lecture?
and thanks once again for the excellent revision material
Thank you very much sir for such a wonderful tution. But the second section in ths chapter (3) is not available in the list of video topics.
i just wanna say thank you .