Business Relief (5) Flashcards
Investors relief has its own?
Separate £10m lifetime limit and qualifying gains are taxed at 10%
Qualifying shares in investors relief have (subscribed)
Subscribed for by individual on or after 17 March 2016 and held for a minimum period of three years from 6 April 2016
Rollover relief qualifying relief?
Land and buildings
Fixed plant and machinery
How must both old and new assets be used in qualifying assets? (rollover relief)
Must be used in the business
Replacement asset criteria (rollover relief)
Must be bought in the period 12 months before to 36 months after the disposal of the old asset
Claim time (rollover relief)
Claim must be made within 4 years from end of the tax year in which the disposal occurred
When is full rollover relief only available?
When all the net proceeds from the sale of the old asset are reinvested in a new, qualifying assets
When there’s non-business use in rollover relief?
Only rollover relief is limited in proportion to the business use
If a new non-depreciating asset is acquired before the deferred gain becomes taxable (rollover)
Capital gain on original asset is then rolled over into new non-depreciating asset and then depreciating asset is effectively ignored
Investors’ relief lifetime limit?
£10000000
Investors’ relief rate of tax?
10%
A gain within 12 months before or to 3 years after?
Qualifies for rollover relief in full
Amount chargeable in business rollover relief rule?
Lower of:
Amount not reinvested OR the full gain
Within the timespan and used in business and qualifying asset?
Rollover relief
Calculate base cost in a building?
Cost - ROR