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  • June 6, 2019 at 6:22 pm #519420
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    This paper was way too hard. 100% re-take but if September that hard I will quite acca altogether

    June 10, 2015 at 4:43 pm #256102
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    Q2

    2) MV Cost

    Cash 6.5*100000 65000 19500 shares 4.5*10000 45000 13500
    Total 110000 33000

    CG Proceeds 65000
    Cost (19500)
    Gain 45500
    AS it cash will be Taxed immediately

    June 10, 2015 at 4:31 pm #256090
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    @se3addick said:
    Can anyone help with question 3, even now looking at the exam again I’m still not sure how to approach this one.

    I was working through the BPP revision kit, and don’t recall seeing any questions like this so it threw me somewhat in the exam.

    I think q3 is quite straightforward, you need to compare what tax is being paying as self-employed to becomes limited. it all mentioned in question itself,

    since self-employed tax worked for you, you all need limited tax liabilities .

    1 Corporation tax at 20% (100000*0.20)=£20000
    2-Income tax(180000-10000pa)=8000*0.20=£1600
    3-NIC class 1 pre employee 18000-7865*0.12=£1216
    4-NIC class 1 sec employer 18000-7865*0.138=£1398
    5-Dividens 31865*0.10=3186.5
    8135*0.325=2643
    Then you add them up and compare them to self-employed figure and state which one is more beneficial to taxpayer.

    I hope this will give you an idea

    June 10, 2015 at 3:10 pm #256028
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    I think q3 is quite straightforward, you need to compare what tax is being paying as self-employed to becomes limited. it all mentioned in question itself,

    since self-employed tax worked for you, you all need limited tax liabilities .

    1 Corporation tax at 20% (100000*0.20)=£20000
    2-Income tax(180000-10000pa)=8000*0.20=£1600
    3-NIC class 1 pre employee 18000-7865*0.12=£1216
    4-NIC class 1 sec employer 18000-7865*0.138=£1398
    5-Dividens 31865*0.10=3186.5
    8135*0.325=2643
    Then you add them up and compare them to self-employed figure and state which one is more beneficial to taxpayer.

    I hope this will give you an idea

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