Personal Tax Exam
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Hello, I am doing a retake on my tax exam in dec as I failed in June, could anyone advise me if there is anything significant that would have changed since the june exam as I have just been studying from home and haven't actually attended any college classes.
Also I am assuming everything in the 2005/2006 book still applies and they havent changed the book or anything?
Also I am assuming everything in the 2005/2006 book still applies and they havent changed the book or anything?
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Re:Personal Tax Exam
Hi Im in exactly the same boat!!
What have you been using as revision aids?0 -
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Just my notes from studying at the begining of the year. I kinda been just going over the whole book to remind myself of stuff and doing activities etc. I only failed section 2 so really need to concentrate on that, but doing just general stuff. What have you been doing?0 -
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I failed section 2 only aswell.
Ive made sure I understand shares, chattels, PPR, Land part disposal. And then Ive just topped up my knowledge on the benefits. Need to read about confidentiality, and tax rules again0 -
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I keep getting stuck on shares to be honest and I am struggling to understand chattells to. I just dont get why the 5/3 rule?
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I remember that if they are bought and sold under £6000 you leave them.
If they are sold for less than £6000, then you deem the proceeds to be £6000
I will have to re check the 5/3, but Im sure its a restriction on the proceeds, just cant remember how to apply it!0 -
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5/3 is just a rule. When something has a gain of over 6000, you take the lower of the following:
1. The Proceeds less Costs
2. The Proceeds less 6000 x 5/30 -
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Have a look at late filing/payment penalties - might be worth a mark or two in a written tax question.
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