Tax admin for corporations Flashcards

1
Q

What is the rate of corporation tax?

A

..19%

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2
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What is the fine for not keeping records and how long must you keep it for?

A

..£3000

6 Years

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3
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When must you pay tax by for small companies?

A

9 months + 1 days after the end of CAP

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4
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When must you pay tax by for LARGE companies?

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In quarterly instalments (CY tax liability/4) on the 14th day of the following months;

14th day of the 7th month- During CAP
14th day of the 10th month- During CAP
14th day of the 13th month
14th day of the 16th month

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5
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What is the limit of augmented profit to know if a company is a large company?

and what are the exceptions?

A

1.5million

Exceptions to the rule….
A company is not required to pay instalments if the following has occurred
✓ The company is paying the POA but the CT liability is less than £10,000
✓ The company has become main rate in the year, but wasn’t paying main rate last year and augmented profits for the year do not exceed £10 million ( Divided by number of 51% group)

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6
Q

What is the consequence for late payment?

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▪ Interest;
- 3.25% per annum (Date the tax was due up to the payment date)

▪ Penalty;
- > 1 month = 5% tax due
- >6 months= +5%
> 12 months= +5%

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7
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What is the consequence for late filing?

A

£100, for failure to submit return
£200 if the delay exceeds 3 months
10% of the unpaid tax if after 6 months
20% of the unpaid tax if after 12 months

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8
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What is the filing date?

A

12months after the end of period of account

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9
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What is the formula of augmented profit?

A

TTP + Dividends received

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10
Q

Which groups are included in the 51% group for an accounting period and how is this determined??

Specifically which companies are excluded and which are included?

A

The number of 51% group is determined at the of end of the previous accounting period

Dormant companies are excluded but overseas companies are included

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11
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Can HMRC Correct your obvious mistakes and within how long?

A

Yes and 9 months from the date the return is filed

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12
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How long can a company amend their errors?

A

within 12months of the filing date

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13
Q

How long does a company have to make a claim for over payment relief?

A

Within 4 years from the end of the relevant accounting period?

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14
Q

What are the conditions for Companies to be treated as resident in the UK

A

Incorporated in the uk + Central management in UK
Incorporated overseas + central management in UK
Incorporated overseas + central management overseas

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15
Q

How many years of pre trading expenses are allowed?

A

Cost incurred 7 years before the commencement of trade are allowed. Normal expense allowed under normal CT is allowed e.g. donation

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16
Q

What can overseas companies do?

A

Overseas company can be part of the loss group structure but it cannot itself claim or surrender losses. However if it owns another UK company, the the parent company can use that company i.e. losses can be surrendered by that sub

17
Q

If a period of account is split into two accounting periods, what is the filing date

A

There will be

  • > Two separate pay days i.e. 9 months after end of accounting period
  • > Buy only one file date for the returns i.e. 12 months after end of long period of account

***If a period of account is split into two accounting periods, the related corporation tax return must be submitted within 12m of the end of the period of account- NOT THE END of the accounting period. E.g. B Starts trading on 1st June 2019 and prepares 15m period to 31 August 2020. The Corporation tax return date is 31 August 2021

18
Q

When a company is large for the first time, when do they begin paying in instalments

A

Large companies are required to pay corporation tax in instalments from the accounting period FOLLOWING the first accounting period in which they are considered a large company

19
Q

If a company with corporation tax assessment of 10m want to aappeal this, who is this to be heard by?

A

Complex cases and large tax sum liability then it goes straight to upper tribunal.