Personal Tax - Practice CBE 2.7
Woooof
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"John buys 10 acres of land for £20,000 in April 2000. He sells 2.5 acres of the land for £15,000 in January 2010 incurring auctioneer's costs of £1,000. The value of the remaining 7.5 acres is £40,000 in January 2010."
Can anyone explain how they get the answers of:
The cost of land sold is £5,455
The chargeable gain is £8,545
I am just confused
Can anyone explain how they get the answers of:
The cost of land sold is £5,455
The chargeable gain is £8,545
I am just confused
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I've not started studying this subject yet, but from a logical point I would say:
cost of land sold = 20,000 x (15,000 / 55,000) = 5,455
chargeable gain = 15,000 - 1,000 - 5,455 = 8,5450 -
Thanks
Trying to remember everything that can come up in this unit is difficult, well in my opinion anyway.0 -
Personal Tax
Hi woooof
I just sat my test yesterday and I had a similar question to that.
If you have Osborne book They gave you a formula
Original cost of whole asset X A/A+B
A is Proceeds of part disposed of
B is Market value of part retained
This is similar to Nia answer.0 -
I was being lazy and couldn't be bothered to go to my car to get my book0
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