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  • March 12, 2020 at 3:05 pm #565172
    c13e2e8bfba218593e98fbb2732800caad57b08bed0f57435404626220cb9bb6 80guhan
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    In Example 1 I prepared a trading a/c and profit and loss a/c which had debit and credit side.The answer which I got was also similar.For example in trading a/c

    dr cr
    opening stock xxxx sales revenue xxxx
    purchases xxxx closing stock xxxx
    wages xxxx gross profit xxxx
    ——— ——–
    ——— ——-

    February 7, 2020 at 4:32 am #560973
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    Thank you sir

    February 5, 2020 at 4:34 am #560716
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    Thank you sir and sorry for posting it again

    February 2, 2020 at 2:08 pm #560432
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    7380 is the premium paid by the trader and that is the amount deductible
    it is calculated by property income / no of years

    February 1, 2020 at 2:28 pm #560366
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    hi sorry to post this here somehow i need answers that is why i posted it here

    February 1, 2020 at 2:26 pm #560365
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    sir please help me with my questions
    Sir,
    its a question from BPP revision kit and I have a doubt in small part of question
    DOUBT-1
    (227)ALIMAG LTD
    (1) Gamila will withdraw gross directors remuneration of GBP 25,000
    (2) Gamila husband magnus will become 25% shareholder in Alimag ltd
    (3) Alimag limited will then pay dividend of 75,000 to gamilla and 25,000 to magnus
    REQUIRED
    calculate income tax and NIC payable by gamila and magnus
    NIC PAYABLE (AS GIVEN IN REVISION KIT BPP)
    CLASS1 25,000-8424*12%=1,989
    CLASS1 25,000-8424*13.8%=2,287
    MY DOUBT- Why we dont take dividend income into consideration while calculating nic ?
    DOUBT-2
    OT CASE -TAY LTD
    Recived cash and shares on takeover of grey ltd. Tay ltd had acquired 20,000 shares in grey ltd.The shares had an indexed cost in sept 2018 of 96,000 when grey ltd was taken over by kline plc on take over tay ltd got one GBP 1 ordinary share in kline plc worth GBP 4 per share and GBP 2 in cash for each one share in grey ltd
    REQUIREMENT;calculate the chargeable gain
    the chargeable gain
    (20,000*4)+(20,000*2) = 120,000
    COST = (96000)
    chargeable gain = 24000
    but the answer is 8000 WHY NOT 24,000
    (ANSWER GIVEN AS IN BPP)
    MARKET VALUE INDEXED COST GAIN
    20,000*4= 80,000 64000 16000
    20,000*2= 40,000 3200 8000
    TOTAL 120,000 96,000
    MY DOUBT= WHY ONLY 8,000 CONSIDERED AS GAIN WHY 16000 IS NOT CONSIDERED AS GAIN ?

    January 31, 2020 at 2:45 pm #560272
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    warehouse letting comes under property income so we dont take it
    And there is a limit for contributing to pension scheme (i.e) higher off;(A) individuals relevant uk earnings (B) basic amount (gross) 3600
    Relevant uk earnings- employment income, trading income, furnished holiday letting
    furnished holiday letting is something like holiday cottage and warehouse is not holiday inn
    so i think answer is 55000

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