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- November 14, 2024 at 7:21 pm #713237
Hi JIlly,
for the following question there is additional accommodation benefit according to my understanding because the accommodation is provided for more than six years for the employee
so the additional will be (245000-75000)*2.25% =3825
so annual value 2600+3825-employee contribution of 3000=3425But in the model answer Of ACCA
It is telling that
the original cost is < 75000 so no additional cost.So which one is correct?
Thanks
Q
Judy is provided with accommodation by her employer, which the employer purchased 35 years ago at a cost of £74,500. The property has an annual value of £2,600, and had a market value of £245,000 when first made available to Judy 8 years ago. Judy pays £250 per month to her employer to live in the property.The accommodation does not qualify as job?related.
What is the taxable benefit for Judy in the tax year 2023-24?
Answer
£0
Original benefit:£
Annual value
2,600
No additional benefit:
Purchase cost (£74,500 < £75,000)
0
2,600
Less: employee contribution (250 x 12)=
(3,000)
0
Note:
The employee contribution is greater than the benefit hence there is no benefit.
November 15, 2024 at 11:49 am #713260Thats an unusual question in so far as the property was bought a long time ago and available 8 years ago. I think that’s why
November 16, 2024 at 10:28 am #713271Yi Jilly,
But if we consider the market value when first provided as that was more than 6 years from the first purchase of the accommodation
the
Annual value 2600
additional benefit=(245000-75000)2.25%=3825so the total benefit =2600+3825=6425-3000(employee contribution250*12)
=3425so it is the first option
but the model Answer is 0 because they say that the cost price is lower than 75000
which one I should stick with,
Thanks.
November 19, 2024 at 2:06 pm #713354youve answered it yourself – the cost price was below 75K
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