
Learn the fundamentals of the UK tax system, including direct and indirect taxes administered by HMRC, key taxes like income tax, VAT, corporation tax, and double taxation treaties.
Introduce the principles of income tax, bases of assessment, and the calculation of taxable income, including personal allowance, residency, and income classifications (non-saving, saving, dividend).
This lecture explains marriage allowance transfer of a fixed personal allowance between spouses. It details a 10 percent transfer up to 1250, reducing the recipient’s tax by up to 250.
Determine UK tax residency by applying automatic non-UK and automatic UK residency tests, plus five ties and day counts, to decide worldwide income taxation.
Learn how investment income is taxed—saving, non saving, and dividend income—with nil rate bands and starting rates, plus ISA tax advantages.
Explore the accrued income scheme that prevents bond washing and shows how accrued interest affects selling price and tax, plus how spouses optimize taxation through allowance transfers.
Explore property income taxation for individuals, covering cash basis default, optional accrual basis, and the aggregation and special rules for furnished holiday lettings and rent-a-room relief.
Explain the tax treatment of employment income, including employment vs self-employment, deductible expenses, travel and mileage allowances, and exempt and taxable employee benefits.
Explain how to calculate employee taxable benefits for company cars and related perks—private fuel, pool cars, vans, loans, and mobile phones—using list price and CO2 based percentages.
Explore types of registered pension schemes, including occupational and personal schemes, and learn tax relief mechanisms, contribution limits, and lifetime allowance rules.
Assess how accounting profits become tax adjusted trading profits for unincorporated traders by applying badges of trade, basis of trade, and current year accrual adjustments.
Learn how to identify disallowed expenditures, apply remoteness and dual-principal tests, allocate business vs personal use, and adjust for capital vs revenue expenses in tax calculations.
Explore capital allowances on land and machinery, including qualifying expenditure, the depreciation substitute, and the functional test for plant and machinery under UK tax rules.
Master calculating capital allowances for plant and machinery using main and special pools, including annual investment allowance, first-year low-emission car relief, WDA, disposals, and private-use rules.
Explain basis of assessment for sole traders, allocating tax adjusted trading profits to the tax year using ongoing rules and caib, including overlapping profits in opening, second, and final years.
Explore how partnerships, as unincorporated entities, face taxation like individuals, with profits taxed to each partner, allocations of salaries and interest on capital, and profit-sharing ratios, plus capital allowances treatment.
Analyze commencement season in partnerships, detailing admission and retirement of partners, changes in profit sharing, opening and closing year rules, and handling overlapping profits for tax purposes.
ACCA is one of the fastest growing association, of Chartered Accountants of UK. In this course, we are providing one of the subject, (Taxation) of its Second level called as Skill Level. The aim of the syllabus is to develop knowledge and skills relating to the tax system as applicable to individuals, single companies, and groups of companies. The syllabus for Taxation - United Kingdom (TX-UK) introduces candidates to the subject of taxation and provides the core knowledge of the underlying principles and major technical areas of taxation as they affect the activities of individuals and businesses. On successful completion of this exam, candidates should be able to:
A. Explain the operation and scope of the tax system and the obligations of tax payers and/or their agents and the implications of non-compliance
B. Explain and compute the income tax liabilities of individuals and the effect of national insurance contributions (NIC) on employees, employers and the self-employed
C. Explain and compute the chargeable gains arising on individuals
D. Explain and compute the inheritance tax liabilities of individuals
E. Explain and compute the corporation tax liabilities of individual companies and groups of companies
F. Explain and compute the effects of value added tax on incorporated and unincorporated businesses
G. Demonstrate employability and technology skills