CGT Flashcards
capital gain exemptions (donees)
- registered charities
- friendly societies
- local authorities
- registered pension schemes
- investment trusts
- approved scientific research associations
what are quoted shares valued at?
- the half up rule
- lowest quoted price + 0.5(higher quoted price - lower quoted price)
exempt chargeable assets
- cash
- motor cars
- wasting chattels
- ISA shares and investments
- qualifying corporate bonds
- NS&I Certificates and Premium Bonds
how does rollover relief work?
gain taxed now = proceeds of old asset - cost of new asset
rollover relief will be the balancing figure #
adjust for business use and ensure its within 4 years
what are brought forward capital losses set against?
set against the taxable gains amount for the year
when are indexation allowances available?
- only available to companies up to December 2017
- allowance calculated as RD - RI/RI * cost and taken away from the chargeable gain
how does the remittance basis work?
- if claimed, the annual exemption no longer applies
what is gift relief? (CGT)
- the gain on disposal of a business asset is passed from the donor to the donee
- donee’s cost of acquisition (MV) is reduced by the gain to the donor
what are the qualifying business assets for gift relief?
- assets used in a business carried on by the donor
- shares in an unquoted company
- shares in the donor’s personal company
how is the gift relief on shares restricted?
- restricted if the gifted shares are the donor’s personal company at any time 12 months prior to disposal
- gain calculated as:
gain x chargeable business assets/chargeable assets
what is business asset disposal relief? (BADR)
- disposal of qualifying assets is charged ar 10%
- assets must have been owned for at least 2 years
what are the qualifying assets for BADR?
- all/part of a trading business owned by the individual
- assets of individual’s business on cessation
- shares in an individual’s personal trading company (>5% ownership) that they have worked at
what is investors relief?
- gains on qualifying shares are taxed at 10%
- the shares are ordinary shares of an unlisted trading company issued after March 2016 and have been held for at least 3 years.
when does an individual need to choose which property will be regarded as their private residence?
- within two years of acquiring the second property
what are the rules of ‘deemed occupation,?
- an individual can live elsewhere for up to 3 years for any reason
- compulsory employment abroad
- up to 4 years for work reasons