Capital Gains Tax - Lecture 7 Flashcards

1
Q

Capital gains to qualify

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Must be chargeable disposal of chargeable asset by chargeable person

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2
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Chargeable disposal occurs on (3)

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  • Sale whole/ part asset
  • Gift whole/ part asset
  • Loss/ destruction asset resulting in insurance proceeds
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3
Q

Exempt disposal (2)

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  • Transfers on death

- Gifts to charities

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4
Q

Chargeable assets

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All assets chargeable unless they fall within exemption

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5
Q

Chargeable person =

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Individual, company or partner in partnership

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6
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Consideration =

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Sales proceeds when sold

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7
Q

Market value used instead of consideration if

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Asset received by way of a gift

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8
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If inherited, value of asset is

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Probate value

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9
Q

Capital costs additions and enhancements are

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Allowable deductions provided they are incurred wholly and exclusively for purposes enhancing/ improving asset and are reflected in state asset at date disposal

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10
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Part disposal formula =

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Cost x (Consideration / (Consideration + MV remainder))

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11
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Incidental costs relating wholly to part sold

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Deductible in full

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12
Q

Chattel

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Tangible, moveable object

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13
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Wasting chattel

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  • Expected life < 50 years

- Exempt from CGT

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14
Q

Wasting asset not exempt from CGT when..

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Capital allowances claimed

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15
Q

Non wasting chattel

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  • Expected life > 50 years

- Exempt under £6000, chargeable over

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16
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If bought > £6000 but sold for < £6000

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Allowable loss, but proceeds deemed = £6000

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17
Q

If cost < £6000 but sell for more

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Tax lower of gain OR

5/3 x (gross proceeds - £6000)

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18
Q

If bought and sold for more than £6000

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Chargeable in full

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19
Q

Losses deducted from gains in..

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Same period as much as possible

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20
Q

If losses > gains for tax year

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Unrelieved loss carried forward to next year (but not allocated against gains where this would waste annual exemption)

21
Q

GCT same set tax bands as

A

Income tax

22
Q

Taxable gains taxed after

A

Individual’s taxable income subjected to income tax

23
Q

Basic band rate extended if

A

Individual pays personal pension contributions and/or gift aid donations

24
Q

CGT due payment

A

31/01/2019

25
Q

Entrepreneurs’ Relief Rate

A

Available on material disposal business asset

26
Q

Conditions for ERR (2)

A
  • Asset must be qualifying asset

- Election must be made by Jan 31st 2020

27
Q

Qualifying asset: (2)

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  • Whole/ part trading business
  • Shares if in individual’s personal trading company and individual = employee
    Both conditions must be fulfilled for at least 1 year prior to disposal
28
Q

Shares

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Special treatment needed because investor may have several same shares/ securities bought different times for different prices

29
Q

Disposals matched with (3)

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  • Acquisitions on same day
  • Acquisitions in next 30 days
  • With shares in share pool
30
Q

Proceeds for shares =

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(Sale proceeds / No. Shares sold) x shares in match

31
Q

Principle Private Residence relief (PPR)

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Gain from sale PPR free from CGT if lived there most period owned/ periods ‘deemed occupation’

32
Q

Deemed occupation (4)

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  • Periods absence totaling 3 years
  • Periods where required live abroad for work
  • Periods totaling 4 years when required work elsewhere in UK
  • Last 18 months ownership
33
Q

If gains arising not covered by PPR relief

A

Taxable as residential property at 18%/ 28%

34
Q

If taxpayer has more than one residence

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Must elect for one to be regarded as main. Other fully chargeable to CGT on any gain arising on disposal

35
Q

PPR relief =

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((Period actual + deemed occupation) / Total period ownership) x Gain

36
Q

Rollover relief

A

Where qualifying business asset sold at gain, tax payer may rollover gain provided proceeds reinvested in replacement asset

37
Q

Gain deducted from (Rollover relief)

A

Cost new asset

38
Q

Gain rolled over becomes chargeable when

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Replacement asset sold without further replacement

39
Q

Qualifying assets (rollover relief) (3)

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  • Land
  • Buildings
  • Goodwill
40
Q

Assets must be used in business of vendor

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Immediately prior to sale and upon acquisition replacement

41
Q

Must reinvest (rollover relief)

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Between 12 months before and 3 years after date disposal

42
Q

Partial reinvestment

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Amount charged = lower of:

  • Full gain
  • Amount proceeds not reinvested
43
Q

Allowable cost wasting asset when capital allowances claimed

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Original cost x (Unexpired portion asset length/ total asset length)

44
Q

Capital gains tax introduced

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1965

45
Q

CGT % of direct tax revenue

A

2%

46
Q

Expenditure incurred to establish, preserve or defend title to asset =

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Allowable deduction

47
Q

Wasting asset

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Predictable useful life of less than 50 years. NOT exempt from CGT

48
Q

Wasting asset eg

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patent/ copyright/ short lease

49
Q

Share pool =

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Pool of all shares purchased in same company prior to date disposal