Personal Tax help- questions with no answers.
reddwarf
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Quick moan, why do text books do that - no answers to some of the questions?
Any way problem is this:-
'Prepare Tax computation, including calculations of total income tax liablity and the part that has yet to be paid or refunded'
'General Income 5000
Savings Inc 14625
Dividends 4500
personal allowance 6035
Taxable income 18090'
My probem is how to tha lay out the computation because the general income is -1035 and
Would someone like to set it out for me?
I think the answer is a refund of £489.
Unfortunately our tutor is ill at present but does anyone know where to get the answers to the questions with out answers in the Osborne books?
Any help appreciated.
Any way problem is this:-
'Prepare Tax computation, including calculations of total income tax liablity and the part that has yet to be paid or refunded'
'General Income 5000
Savings Inc 14625
Dividends 4500
personal allowance 6035
Taxable income 18090'
My probem is how to tha lay out the computation because the general income is -1035 and
Would someone like to set it out for me?
I think the answer is a refund of £489.
Unfortunately our tutor is ill at present but does anyone know where to get the answers to the questions with out answers in the Osborne books?
Any help appreciated.
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sorry !tax alread paid is 34250
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not sure off your discription red but i get tax payable of 900
tax comp
total non savings savings dividends
gen income 5000 5000
savings 14625 14625
dividends 5000 4500
4500x100/90
taxable income 24125 5000 14625 5000
personal all 6035
18090 5000 14625 5000
non savings
4500 x 0.20 900
savings
14625 x 0.20 2925
dividends
5000 x 0.10 500
total tax liability 4325
-3425
tax payable 9000 -
have it saved on excel anyway so when am back tomoz i can send what i did even if the answer is wrong i have the lay out0
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Sorry should have said the savings and dividends are the gross amounts....
General income 5000 - 6035 = (1035)
I suppose my question is do you take off the -1035 (5000-6035) from savings income(14625) before calculating the tax e.g. 14625 - 1035= 13590 = 2320 x 10% = 232, 11270 x 20% = 2254 total = 2486
dividends = 4500, so 2320 x 10% = 232
2180 x 10% = 218 (or 4500 x 10% =450!)
total tax payable 2936 less tax paid -3425 = -489 (refund)
c u in the moning!0 -
Yeah, the left over 1035 from the PA then gets taken off the total of savings income. so no general income, 13590 savings income and 4500 dividends income to tax0
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also the 2320 10% band gets taken off the savings income, and all of the 4500 is takable at 10%, not only 2320 of it0
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Thank you! I would have liked to see how the layout worked for the negative general income in a computation but the book didn't show an answer - very annoying!0
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if you send me the question when i email you later i will work on it it and see my compaired answer0
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Hi. The answer is a refund of £39. We did this in class this week. I got it wrong!!!
The total taxable income was £17590
Calculation was:
Emplyment £5000 - £6035 = (£1035)
Savings £14625 -£1035 - £13590
Dividend £4000
Savings £2320 x 10% = £232 and then £11270 x 20% = £2254 total £2486
Dividend £4000 x 10% = £400
Savings + dividends = £2886
Less already paid of £2925
Income tax to be refunded (£39)0 -
thanks0
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