Practice assessment 1 Task 11

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Sentinel
Sentinel Registered Posts: 9 New contributor 🐸
Hi. I have worked out the Annual exempt not used for 20/21, but im struggling with the loss to carry forward.

As for 11B, i am confused how the answer for Donna is £290. I have managed to calculate Alex and Bridget correctly.

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Many thanks
Sentinel

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  • skandwm15
    skandwm15 Registered Posts: 16 New contributor 🐸
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    11B I've been struggling with this one too.

    Market Value £23,000 - Cost £7,500 = £15,500
    £15,500 - Personal Allowance £12,300 = £3,200

    Donna already earns £35,000. She is £2,500 from hitting the next tax band (£37,500).
    Tax rates Basic Rate 10% // Higher Rate 20%

    £3,200 is split:

    £2,500 x 10% = £250
    £700 x 20% = £140
    = £390
  • skandwm15
    skandwm15 Registered Posts: 16 New contributor 🐸
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    11A

    2019/20 Gain £7,250 - Loss £20,300 = £13,050 Loss
    2020/21 Gain £25,610 - Loss 15,300 - A Ex £12,300 = Loss £1,990

    The loss from 2019/20 £13,050 wasn't used in 2020/21 and is carried forward to the following year.
  • gg25
    gg25 Registered Posts: 14
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    I am also stuck on the above question, more specifically the annual exemption not used in 2020/21.
    Why are you not deducting the loss carried forward from 2019/20 first, before deducting the loss from the current year?
  • Sentinel
    Sentinel Registered Posts: 9 New contributor 🐸
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    gg25 said:

    I am also stuck on the above question, more specifically the annual exemption not used in 2020/21.
    Why are you not deducting the loss carried forward from 2019/20 first, before deducting the loss from the current year?

    For AEA not used, you have to do the following -

    25,610 - 15300 = 10310
    12,300 - 10310 = 1990
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