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Dates – easy marks

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  • December 3, 2013 at 1:04 pm #149623
    louibee1024
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    Hi Guys,

    Just wondering if someone can help me with the dates on certain things. I cant seem to find them in my notes and i know it can be easy marks if they get asked.

    CT Payment – 9 mth 1 day if small/medium and 4 installments if large (on 2nd yr of being large)
    IHT on lifetime gifts – if gift between april – sep due 31st jan following yr if oct – march 6 months after gift
    IHT on death – 6 months eom after date of death
    Group relief – 2 years after year end date

    Deed of variation ???? how long do you have to change?
    Gift Relief??? When do you need to tell HMRC by?

    Any more please these will be helpful

    Thanks

    December 3, 2013 at 2:14 pm #149712
    aimanaljafri
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    CGT: 31st of January
    If installments:
    1. proceeds over £18m: 1/ spread over 8 years or 2/ period over payment of disposal proceeds
    2: gifts (no GR): 10 equal installments

    SDLT: withing 1m after completion date

    IT: 31 january

    VAT: 1m and 7 days of end of return period

    NICS: Employer primary and secondary class 1 at weekly/ monthly pay date. End of PAYE month.
    Class 1A: anually by 19th July

    December 3, 2013 at 2:21 pm #149717
    louibee1024
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    Hi thanks for this,

    when you say gifts (no gr) do you mean that gr is not allowable because its not a BA or they just have not elected to claim it?

    tA

    December 3, 2013 at 2:32 pm #149722
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    deed of variation is 2 yrs
    gift relief is 4 yrs after end of tax year

    December 3, 2013 at 2:40 pm #149726
    louibee1024
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    Thanks,

    So many things to remember i think my brain is at full capacity.

    With CT and the payment rules if your large on 2nd year of being large pay in installments- what defines large is it the upper limit? and if so how do you work this for groups???? Do you have to work out each one and pay them separately?

    thanks

    December 3, 2013 at 3:44 pm #149752
    aw0298
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    it;s the upper limit. for group, you divide the numbers of associated companies for UL and LL

    December 3, 2013 at 4:41 pm #149775
    louibee1024
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    sorry i am not understanding or maybe im not explaining myself very well.

    If you have a group with A) TTP £1,000,000
    B) TTP £100,000

    I know you divide upper limits so upp 750000 and lower 150000

    Do i add the 2 together or pay tax on them separately? what i need to know is how do you define large is A large and B small? so i have to pay tax at diff times????

    Sorry if im being a pain

    December 3, 2013 at 10:20 pm #149985
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    Gifts that have no GR.
    for example, gifts no qualified for GR. not a qualifying asset or something.

    December 3, 2013 at 10:43 pm #149987
    Needs to pass
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    Large companies pay CT in 4 instalments month 7,10,13 and 16 after there year end
    small companies pay 9 months 1 day after year end

    large company is defined by its tax rate so 24% and small company 20%

    IHT can be paid in 10 equal instalments 6 months after the month of death of the individual, this mainly relates to land and buildings and unquoted shares that are more than 20,000

    2 years for variation of will for IHT purposes and the variation must state that it is because of tax reasons. This is generally to skip a generation when it comes to IHT

    for individuals income tax is returns are due October 31st paper and January 31st for electronic
    tax payments are 31st january and then a balancing payment for 50% of the last income tax payment is due in June (tough one to remember I don’t think they will ask it)

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