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december 2011 exam question 3

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  • May 29, 2016 at 10:17 pm #317993
    g1rocker
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    the question is as follow:

    Jorge Jung disposed of the following assets during the tax year 2010–11:
    (1) On 30 June 2010 Jorge sold a house for £308,000. The house had been purchased on 1 January 1993 for
    £98,000, and throughout the 210 months of ownership had been occupied by Jorge as follows:
    Months
    16 Occupied
    18 Unoccupied – Travelling overseas
    24 Unoccupied – Required to work overseas by his employer
    11 Occupied
    30 Unoccupied – Required to work elsewhere in the United Kingdom by his employer
    22 Unoccupied – Travelling overseas
    26 Unoccupied – Required to work elsewhere in the United Kingdom by his employer
    17 Occupied
    12 Unoccupied – Required to work overseas by his employer
    13 Unoccupied – Travelling overseas
    21 Unoccupied – Lived with sister
    ––––
    210
    ––––
    Jorge let the house out during all of the periods when he did not occupy it personally. Throughout the period
    1 January 1993 to 30 June 2010 Jorge did not have any other main residence.
    (2) On 30 September 2010 Jorge sold a copyright for £8,200. The copyright had been purchased on 1 October
    2008 for £7,000 when it had an unexpired life of 10 years.
    (3) On 6 October 2010 Jorge sold a painting for £5,400. The painting had been purchased on 18 May 2006 for
    £2,200.
    (4) On 29 October 2010 Jorge sold a motor car for £10,700. The motor car had been purchased on 21 December
    2008 for £14,600.
    (5) On 3 December 2010 Jorge sold two acres of land for £92,000. Jorge’s father-in-law had originally purchased
    three acres of land on 4 August 1998 for £19,500. The father-in-law died on 17 June 2005, and the land was
    inherited by Jorge’s wife. On that date the three acres of land were valued at £28,600. Jorge’s wife transferred
    the land to him on 14 November 2008. On that date the three acres of land were valued at £39,000. The market
    value of the unsold acre of land as at 3 December 2010 was £38,000.
    (6) On 14 January 2011 Jorge sold 5,000 £1 ordinary shares in Futuristic Ltd, an unquoted trading company, to
    his sister for £40,000. The market value of the shares on that date was £64,800. The shares had been
    purchased on 21 March 2006 for £26,300. Jorge and his sister have elected to hold over the gain as a gift of
    a business asset.
    Required:
    Calculate Jorge Jung’s taxable gains for the tax year 2010–11.

    iam confused with the examiners answer which suggests that jorge second period of absence(12 months) due to the work in overseas required by employer was not exempt because he did not re occupy the house after that
    but the rules suggests that if the individual could not
    reoccupy due to the terms of employment requiring them to work elsewhere, by concession, the condition of actual occupation
    following the period of absence is not applied.
    so how come the period is charged for jorge?? and why are they charging only 10 months??

    May 31, 2016 at 5:48 am #318247
    samh
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    Did you really type this on your own….? Such a long….question.lol

    May 31, 2016 at 6:19 am #318252
    samh
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    Are you sure you have copied the question correctly?
    If the last number 21 (lived with sis) is changed into 3 and the top one 16 is 34, then they will charge 10 of working overseas(second peoriod). If it’s the number you showed here, I think it’s 12 months they need to charge.
    Because no actual occupation follows it.

    May 31, 2016 at 11:15 am #318361
    Tax Tutor
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    From the dates you give it appears you are working from the past exams on the ACCA website – you must not do this as they have not been updated for changes in rules and rates. You need to use an updated kit from an approved provider relevant to your exam sitting.
    However from your question your statements are correct but he is no longer preventing from returning by reason of that employment – he has been travelling etc. and hence does not get the exemption!

    May 31, 2016 at 9:00 pm #318514
    g1rocker
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    thanks sir i got it now 🙂 🙂
    and samh i am very hard working person and pressed ctrl +C and ctrl+v to type that question. if you knw what i mean 😀 😀

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