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q half life kaplan kit

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  • February 25, 2018 at 11:08 am #438864
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    hello sir
    i have a doubt
    for calculation of corporation tax repayment
    we calculate ctl on original ttp and ctl on revised ttp and take the difference bwtween both
    but in this question.
    4 years are there .. they have found out the corp tax repayment by the ablove method for years 2 and 3
    but for year 1…
    what they have done is.
    they have multiplied 20 percent on the loss relief available to them
    and that 20 percent of loss relief available to them is considered as the corp tax repayment..

    why have they done like that?
    shouldnt the original ttp*20/100– – revised ttp *20/100 be the corp tax repayment?
    now the year 1 .. for them the loss relief available to them is restricted by 9 months..is it because of that
    the question is called half life from kaplan kit

    Corporation tax repayments  Year ended 31 March 2014   Corporation tax of £34,830 (£174,150 at 20%) will be repaid in respect of the  year ended 31 March 2014.    

    Year ended 31 March 2015  
    Taxable total profits for the year ended 31 March 2015 were originally £78,600  (£79,600 – £1,000 QCD relief) 
    Taxable total profits after loss relief is £0  Corporation tax of £15,720 (£78,600 at 20%) will be repaid.
      Year ended 31 March 2016  Taxable total profits for the year ended 31 March 2016 were originally £50,300  Taxable total profits after loss relief is £0  Corporation tax of £10,060 (£50,300 at 20%) will be repaid. 

    March 1, 2018 at 3:38 am #439461
    Tax Tutor
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    I’m sorry but I do not understand your question with your references to years 1,2,3 and 4 – tell me for which accounting period you do not understand the corporation tax repayment and show me the calculation that confuses you

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