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ATX*** December 2022 ACCA ATX exam – Instant Poll and comments ***

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December 2022 ACCA ATX exam — historical results
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Former userFormer user3y ago#1
Time mgt was a must for today's exam!
Former userFormer user3y ago#4
Hi. You remember how much for the adjusted trading loss? (I didn't scale down the capital allowance to 5/12)
MMano3y ago#5
Also i think he was a sole trader so the losses was against his trading income rather than his total income if im not mistaken
Former userFormer user3y ago#6
Anyone remember weightage of marks of each question?
Hhello3y ago#7
What was the Question one Question two Question three And Question four. Please share in here so it would be beneficial for next session. Thanks.
AAdedamola3y ago#8
No, it’s only the AIA that should have been reduced. But there was no need since the cost of the purchase is less than the AIA available
AAdedamola3y ago#9
It’s 31,125 if you pro rate yearly interest payment by 5/12
Hhello3y ago#11
mzdarme wrote:It’s 31,125 if you pro rate yearly interest payment by 5/12
What was the Question one Question two Question three And Question four. Please share in here so it would be beneficial for next session. Thanks.
JJoshua3y ago#12
I think I thought the AIA available allowance was pro rated only so 5/12 x £1m, so it would still cover the £80k. I'm second guessing myself now lol! Think I got a loss of about £48k?
BBethany3y ago#13
Did anyone get the question about the Additional Income after Tax for Carmen after she had been given a House by her mother? I wasn't sure if it was asking for us to calculate just the Additional Income after she had been given the House, or her Total Income in the Tax Year less any Tax. There was information on her Salary and Travel Benefits so I assumed we needed to use these in the calculation.
BBethany3y ago#14
I did the same, and got a trading loss of around £48k. I hope it was right! What options for relieving the loss did you write down? I mentioned that: 1) He could carry back the loss or 2) Relieve it in the current year, but this would result in a carried forward loss, which he didn't want. Were there some other options available?
BBethany3y ago#15
I got that question about the gifts from the non-Domiciled Aunt. Although I forgot to use the Nil Rate Band in the calculation :( For the Gift of Cash - exempt as over 7 years old For the Gift of UK Shares - chargeable but could claim taper relief as 5-6 years ago For the Gift of House - exempt as it was situated overseas, so not chargeable for UK IHT A lot of this was guessing as I don't remember practicing a question like this... Hope I got some of it right. What did others write for this question?
JJoshua3y ago#17
I used opening year relief and suggested this would be better used than previous 12m loss relief as it would preserve the personal allowance. Also had the Carmen question, I did a comparison of what the after tax income less the expenditure would be to show how better Carmen would be after the new plan of renting the room out. Lots of guess work today and forcing theory discussion into my answers. Hopefully we all did enough!
Former userFormer user3y ago#18
Question one was on A) loss on commencement of unincorporated business with calculation of adjusted trading loss when he changes decision about his purchase instead of rental of machinery. So a but is capital allowance How the loss can be relieved 18 mark B) VAT registration date for the business and advise about cash accounting scheme and/or annual accounting scheme 8 marks C) he received a refund of income tax from HMRC and reluctant to report the matter. Action from your firm 5 marks That was the last question I did so I remember it well. Would be grateful if the others can help you with the other questions.
JJake3y ago#19
Correct, but will have been rent a room relief. Steps I made were; - Calculate benefit for fuel - Work out income tax - Deduct income tax and expenses from income. Then do the same again for the income after gift, making note of: - Reduce expense by rental payments - Increase expense by house expenses - Use rent a room relief
Former userFormer user3y ago#20
Jakedh wrote:Correct, but will have been rent a room relief. Steps I made were; – Calculate benefit for fuel<br>– Work out income tax<br>– Deduct income tax and expenses from income.
You remember the marking for the whole question? And which number it was?
KKasia3y ago#21
Same to me, the time management was so hard and the questions very tricky with small bits everywhere to confuse us. Re the IHT question aunt was not a uk resident so no NRB to claim. Re AIA there was no apportion as the allowance is for the financial year so there was 130% capital allowance available. Re overseas got so confused that I can't even remember the question?
PPresley3y ago#22
Did anyone else write the ZAF variant? Felt the paper was fair but I ran out of time on the small business/CFC no. 3 question. I hope I got enough marks for a pass though...
Hhello3y ago#23
I was ask for help to give me a list of Questions comes in this December as I am planning to sit for march.
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