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  • June 5, 2018 at 6:51 pm #456596
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    Understood Sir 🙂

    May 15, 2018 at 5:48 pm #452109
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    Really sorry Sir, i didn’t realise that. Thank you. You just taught me a lesson on Ethics 🙂

    Actually i do have the BPP Revision Kit.(just copied it so that i don’t have to type)

    Regarding the question Sir, is my understanding as per below correct?
    Do we have to take 4000 and 7000 because they exceed the $2m limit?

    $
    Period 1 (60% x 4000=2400)> 2000 limit 4000
    Period 2 (30% x 7000=2100)> 2000 limit 7000
    Total 11000
    Overdrawn (500)
    10500

    Would it have been correct if i had deducted the $500 from the $4000? Or should it be deducted from the Total? (the value would still exceed $2000 limit)

    Had there been $3800 instead of $4000 (60% x 3800=2280)>2000 limit

    But if i had deducted the $500,then (60% x (3800-500)=1980)<2000 limit

    Please clarify Sir.

    Thank you very much.

    January 23, 2017 at 10:53 am #368957
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    I do not know the answer that is provided Sir. I found the question in a lecture note from local tutor, no answer given.

    My answer is B.

    Chargeable gains 9000
    -Capital loss in tax year (6000)
    Net Capital Gains 3000

    But Sir, what i am not understanding is the annual exemption. If the annual exempt amount is not used, then it is wasted.

    Can you please explain also explain the use of Annual Exemtion here?

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