BTC Exam Today 3pm Official Thread

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  • safrica
    safrica Registered Posts: 106 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    Ampsie wrote: »
    Me too - but i thought entrepreneurs relief only applied to self employed - not limited companies!
    Am i wrong?

    Ampsie

    No, you're correct !
  • mrspnut
    mrspnut Registered Posts: 70 Regular contributor ⭐
    Ampsie wrote: »
    Me too - but i thought entrepreneurs relief only applied to self employed - not limited companies!
    Am i wrong?

    Ampsie

    It does only apply to individuals not ltd companies so didn't apply to the shares.
  • lewpylew
    lewpylew Registered Posts: 216 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    Guess I will lose marks for taking it off, as did have a gain of something like £29,990 before I took it off : ( what did others get(if they can remember)? Sorry did not mean to confuse you all!!

    That CT600 form was hard to fill in as my figures did not tie up! Wish we'd had a report to write instead if that as prefer waffling away!
  • Beth
    Beth Registered Posts: 40 Regular contributor ⭐
    Rachey wrote: »
    It was in the bad debt T Accounts at the bottom of the page :-)

    Oh **** I remember that now! I remember thinking why is an employee write off there?! lol
  • azoe810
    azoe810 Registered Posts: 9 New contributor 🐸
    Beth wrote: »
    OMG I don't remember the write off of an employee loan?! Does anyone else?
    I missed out the employers loan to be written off too.... well annoyed!!!!!

    What did people do with the £540 dividends which said that it had not been included in the p&L this baffled me.

    And the rollover relief email i got this totally wrong though rollover relief would apply but friend says that was over 3years since invested new money into business... i didnt notice the dates and waffled on about how rolover relief would apply

    GrRRrrrrrr
  • *Jo
    *Jo Registered Posts: 509 Epic contributor 🐘
    never mind im sure a couple of small errors wont mean a fail for most of us. Its not an 100% pass rate (Anyone know the examiners address to send chocolate??????)


    *the above was a joke just incase someone thinks im trying to bribe an official lol*
  • azoe810
    azoe810 Registered Posts: 9 New contributor 🐸
    lewpylew wrote: »
    Guess I will lose marks for taking it off, as did have a gain of something like £29,990 before I took it off : ( what did others get(if they can remember)? Sorry did not mean to confuse you all!!

    That CT600 form was hard to fill in as my figures did not tie up! Wish we'd had a report to write instead if that as prefer waffling away!
    I got £29900!!
  • *Jo
    *Jo Registered Posts: 509 Epic contributor 🐘
    azoe810 wrote: »
    I missed out the employers loan to be written off too.... well annoyed!!!!!

    What did people do with the £540 dividends which said that it had not been included in the p&L this baffled me.

    And the rollover relief email i got this totally wrong though rollover relief would apply but friend says that was over 3years since invested new money into business... i didnt notice the dates and waffled on about how rolover relief would apply

    GrRRrrrrrr

    wasnt over 3 years was it. I thought i had counted and checked..................maybe wrong but I thought it was just under.
  • mrspnut
    mrspnut Registered Posts: 70 Regular contributor ⭐
    azoe810 wrote: »
    I missed out the employers loan to be written off too.... well annoyed!!!!!

    What did people do with the £540 dividends which said that it had not been included in the p&L this baffled me.

    And the rollover relief email i got this totally wrong though rollover relief would apply but friend says that was over 3years since invested new money into business... i didnt notice the dates and waffled on about how rolover relief would apply

    GrRRrrrrrr

    £450 just had to be grossed up and added to the PCTCT to get the "Profits" for the marginal relief calculation. Sometimes it's been put in the P&L and has to be removed during the adjustment.

    The Rollover relief, over the 3 year time limit and hadn't reinvested the entire proceeds in the new business anyway - not entitled.
  • noodles
    noodles Registered Posts: 308 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    why was the long term lease disallowable
  • AATmunkee
    AATmunkee Registered Posts: 123 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    Did anyone notice the associated company for the calculation of tax payable?? hope i did this right!! i made a few errors with the adjusted profits but overall got about 68000 for corp tax payable... also got £29900 for the shares.. wasnt too sure when to index!! lol
  • noodles
    noodles Registered Posts: 308 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    So was the rollover relief suitable for him or not, I put that it wasnt as he did not sell and re rebuy premises, asset etc but also quoted the one year before and 3 year after rule. did a big email about goodwill etc until last 15 mins and then crossed it all out and wrote a few lines saying the oppostite - !!
  • bpopsicle
    bpopsicle Registered Posts: 12 New contributor 🐸
    mark up - goods for personal use

    was this a red herring? which question was the goods for personal use relevant too? It said the Trading Profit had already taken it into account????
  • mrspnut
    mrspnut Registered Posts: 70 Regular contributor ⭐
    nscuffell wrote: »
    why was the long term lease disallowable

    Because it's considered a capital item, if the cost of the lease had been entered into the capital allowances question, then the legal fees would have been added to the cost of the lease.

    Short term leases (under 50 years) are allowable because they aren't capital items.
  • katie123666
    katie123666 Registered Posts: 27 Regular contributor ⭐
    I was wondering that, I had it allowable as I thought only new leases were disallowable!
  • mint
    mint Registered Posts: 14 New contributor 🐸
    AATmunkee wrote: »
    Did anyone notice the associated company for the calculation of tax payable?? hope i did this right!! i made a few errors with the adjusted profits but overall got about 68000 for corp tax payable... also got £29900 for the shares.. wasnt too sure when to index!! lol
    Yes I noticed this, i divided the upper and lower limits by 2...

    Is this correct?

    It was in my short term memory bank!!!
  • mrspnut
    mrspnut Registered Posts: 70 Regular contributor ⭐
    bpopsicle wrote: »
    was this a red herring? which question was the goods for personal use relevant too? It said the Trading Profit had already taken it into account????

    You had to add the mark up for the goods, only the cost of them had been accounted for.
  • azoe810
    azoe810 Registered Posts: 9 New contributor 🐸
    I hope so as i didnt even check the dates but my friend said that it went back to 2006 and was more than 3yrs :S
  • lewpylew
    lewpylew Registered Posts: 216 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    AATmunkee wrote: »
    Did anyone notice the associated company for the calculation of tax payable?? hope i did this right!! i made a few errors with the adjusted profits but overall got about 68000 for corp tax payable... also got £29900 for the shares.. wasnt too sure when to index!! lol

    Yay that's 3 of us now that have £29,990! I then stupdily took off entrepreneurs relief(had a panic moment) so fingers crossed i still get the marks.

    I also got confused and did not do the PCTCT calculation right as used the wrong figure and forgot to take off capital allowances. Shame I don't have to just pass section 1 as thought that was lovely! I will do this whether it takes me 2 or 22 attempts!
  • *Jo
    *Jo Registered Posts: 509 Epic contributor 🐘
    mrspnut wrote: »
    £450 just had to be grossed up and added to the PCTCT to get the "Profits" for the marginal relief calculation. Sometimes it's been put in the P&L and has to be removed during the adjustment.

    The Rollover relief, over the 3 year time limit and hadn't reinvested the entire proceeds in the new business anyway - not entitled.

    I thought she sold the old business in Oct 2006 and brought stuff for the new business in May 2009 therefore under 36 months.???
  • noodles
    noodles Registered Posts: 308 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    I dont think I covered this with leases under BTC, this seems to be more a DFS question . Oh another point lost!
  • AATmunkee
    AATmunkee Registered Posts: 123 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    mint wrote: »
    Yes I noticed this, i divided the upper and lower limits by 2...

    Is this correct?

    It was in my short term memory bank!!!

    Yep.. apparently so :)
  • mint
    mint Registered Posts: 14 New contributor 🐸
    lewpylew wrote: »
    Ooh that is what I did - got 2 months overlap at £7,250 per month = £14,500 overlap profits : )
    I got this too : )
  • mrspnut
    mrspnut Registered Posts: 70 Regular contributor ⭐
    *Jo wrote: »
    I thought she sold the old business in Oct 2006 and brought stuff for the new business in May 2009 therefore under 36 months.???

    Even if it was under 36 months, she still didn't reinvest the whole amount.
  • azoe810
    azoe810 Registered Posts: 9 New contributor 🐸
    mrspnut wrote: »
    You had to add the mark up for the goods, only the cost of them had been accounted for.
    I justed added 40% back in which was 288 think ..this wrong?
  • mint
    mint Registered Posts: 14 New contributor 🐸
    azoe810 wrote: »
    I got £29900!!
    me tooooooooo
  • AATmunkee
    AATmunkee Registered Posts: 123 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    mint wrote: »
    Yes I noticed this, i divided the upper and lower limits by 2...

    Is this correct?

    It was in my short term memory bank!!!
    lewpylew wrote: »
    Yay that's 3 of us now that have £29,990! I then stupdily took off entrepreneurs relief(had a panic moment) so fingers crossed i still get the marks.

    I also got confused and did not do the PCTCT calculation right as used the wrong figure and forgot to take off capital allowances. Shame I don't have to just pass section 1 as thought that was lovely! I will do this whether it takes me 2 or 22 attempts!

    ahhh my fingers are crossed for u!!! :)
  • AATmunkee
    AATmunkee Registered Posts: 123 Dedicated contributor 🦉
    azoe810 wrote: »
    I justed added 40% back in which was 288 think ..this wrong?

    lol i did the same!! :)
  • azoe810
    azoe810 Registered Posts: 9 New contributor 🐸
    mrspnut wrote: »
    Even if it was under 36 months, she still didn't reinvest the whole amount.
    I thought she had as the new business cost 250000 and gain on the old one was 175000??
  • mrspnut
    mrspnut Registered Posts: 70 Regular contributor ⭐
    azoe810 wrote: »
    I justed added 40% back in which was 288 think ..this wrong?


    I think it was £480

    720 * 100/60 = 1200

    less 720 already accounted for.
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