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- May 17, 2011 at 9:38 am #43805AnonymousInactive
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Hi
I have following issues with kaplan exam kit (2011)
*question 36 FORWARD LTD
(W3) ordinary Shares in Backward plc cost was calculated at 12895. When
you go to workings you can see disposal is calculated as 5000/9000 and then cost is shown as (12895) – how did they calculate 5/9 x 24500 = 12895?*question 29 ALICE LIM
a) freehold office building – why rolled over relief (41,000) is deducted from cost of 134,000 and it actually increases the gain calculated? Why relief is increasing the gain?
Normally the gain would be 152,000-134000= 18,000 and now with relief (41,000) this gain is actually HIGHER at 59,000?
Please, can someone help me with this..
May 17, 2011 at 11:48 pm #60149hi,
Since it calculates cost separately from cost indexation allowance.
cost for ( 9000+500) =18,000+6500=24500you sell 5000 shares from 9500–> cost of 5,000 shs = 5000/9500*24,500= 12895
There was a error there in their answer ( typo)Q29–
There were two transactions, you need to separate them from each other
1) disposal first building, it has realized gain = 56,000
because he bought second building ( they both are for business) so he can claim roll over relief. Plus his second building cost him less than the money he received from his first building ( he received 149,000 and he spent 134,000). so the diff = 149,000 -134,000= 15,000 will be immediately chargeable.the remaining gain = 56,000 ( given in the question) less the immediate chargeable gain 15,000 =
56,000-15,000=41,000 can be rolled over to the second buildingthe second building cost = 134,000
less roll over relief (41,000)
base cost = 93,000so when he sold second building
disposal proceeds=152,000
less base cost (93.000)
Chargeable gain =59,000May 18, 2011 at 7:06 am #60150AnonymousInactive- Topics: 7
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hi,
many many thanks
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