Chapter 43: The Accrued Income Scheme Flashcards
The Accrued Income Scheme
What is The Accrued Income Scheme’s Purpose?
To Calculate The ‘Accrued Interest’ Every Time Stock is Bought & Sold.
Allocated Between Buyer & Seller.
The Accrued Income Scheme
What is The ‘Nominal Value’ of a Security?
The Value in Which Interest Payments Are Calculated.
All Securities Have a Nominal Value.
The Accrued Income Scheme
What Does The Scheme Apply to?
Interest-Bearing Marketable Stocks & Bonds.
e.g., Company Loan Stock.
The Accrued Income Scheme
Who Can The Scheme Apply to?
Individuals, Trusts & Estates.
Non-UK Residents Aren’t Caught in The Scheme.
The Accrued Income Scheme
When Would The Scheme Not be Applied?
If The Nominal Value of a Total Holding is < £5,000 in Both:
* The Tax Year of The Next Interest Payment; and
* The Previous Tax Year.
The Accrued Income Scheme
Which Security is Exempt From CGT?
British Govt. Securities.
(‘Gilts’)
The Accrued Income Scheme
What is a Taxpayer’s Responsibility With Accured Income?
In Making Adjustments to Their Interest Figures.
Declared on The Self-Assessment Return.
The Accrued Income Scheme
What is The Interaction Between Accrued Income & CGT?
For CGT, Any Accrued Income Must be Excluded.
Found in The Contract Note of a Transaction.