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Chapter 14 (Sequence of distribution of assets in a liquidation)

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  • June 20, 2020 at 5:36 am #574306
    red97hawk
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    Lectures does not cover this topic even though my notes have this topic Sir. Can you shine some light on it so that it could be clear.

    June 20, 2020 at 7:27 am #574312
    MikeLittle
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    Hi

    I’ve just checked the notes, particularly pages 113 and 114

    There’s not a lot to understand on page 113 – I believe that it’s pretty much clear with the possible exception of ‘the prescribed part’ and the mathematics of the calculation of the prescribed part

    So here goes!

    Where assets are lower than £10,000 (say £6,000) the calculation of the pp is simply £6,000 * 50% = £3,000

    Where assets are above £10,000 but less than £600,000 (say £430,000) the calculation is (£10,000 * 50%) + (£420,000 * 20%) = £5,000 + £84,000 = £89,000

    Where assets exceed £600,000 (say £750,000) the calculation is (£10,000 * 50%) + (£590,000 * 20%) = £5,000 + £118,000 = £123,000

    Has that cleared up any confusion that you may have had?

    If not, post again

    OK?

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