
This lesson outlines the structure of the entire course to enable the learner to navigate it easily. Also, it introduces the instructor as one who is capable of delivering the course.
Lesson 1 introduces capital/chargeable gains tax to the learner. It equips the student with key terminology to grasp the entire course.
By the end of going through this video, you should be able to learn:
•When chargeable gain arises.
•Who a chargeable person is.
•What a chargeable disposal is.
•Identify exempt disposals
•Identify chargeable assets.
This lesson explains how to calculate capital/chargeable gains for individuals and companies. The students will learn as follows:
The relevant elements of calculating capital/chargeable gains for individuals and companies.
How to calculate capital/chargeable gains.
How to apply the indexation allowance for companies.
This lesson teaches the learner how to derive taxable gains in a tax year, the treatment of capital losses, and how to calculate capital gains tax liability, with illustrations.
What Students Will Learn:
•How to calculate taxable gains in a tax year
•How to treat capital losses on the sale of capital assets by individuals and limited companies.
•How to calculate capital gains tax liability.
This lesson teaches the student capital/chargeable gains tax administration, special rules applicable to certain disposals and different types of transfers.
What The Student Will Learn:
•Self-Assessment for CGT-Administration
•Special rules which apply to specific disposals for individuals.
•Different transfers and CGT treatment
Rollover relief permits some or all of the chargeable gain obtained from a sale of an asset to be deferred. This is an important aspect of capital/chargeable gains tax. Students would learn the conditions that must be met to obtain the relief and the qualifying assets.
What Students Will Learn:
•CGT treatment for replacement of business assets
•And rollover reliefs
•Tax Planning on CGT
Business Asset Disposal Lesson part 1 is one of three parts, and it teaches the learner how to apply capital/chargeable gains tax relief available on the sale of an unincorporated business. The learner will learn the conditions that must be met to become entitled to the reliefs.
What Students Will Learn:
•How to apply capital gains tax relief (gift relief, business asset disposal relief) available on the disposal of:
(a) An unincorporated business
(b) Shares in a personal company
•Understand the disposal of assets used in an unincorporated business that has ceased trading.
•Understand the conditions that must be met to be entitled to reliefs.
This part of the business asset disposal explains in more detail the disposal of unincorporated businesses, the conditions that must be met, the reliefs and the different categories of assets owned by a business and their capital/chargeable tax implications.
What Students Will Learn:
•The capital gains tax relief (gift relief, business asset disposal relief) available on the disposal of:
(a) An unincorporated business
(b) Shares in a personal company
•When and conditions to make claims
•Different categories of assets and their tax consequences.
Part 3 of Business Asset Disposal teaches the student about the income tax, National Insurance contributions, and CGT implications of the disposal of an unincorporated business. Also, it explains the disposal of an incorporated business and the calculation of post-tax proceeds.
What Students Will Learn:
•The income tax and capital gains tax implications of disposing of an unincorporated business.
•How to calculate capital gains tax on the disposal of:
(a) Trade and Assets
(b) Shares in a personal company.
•Understand and calculate the capital gains tax relief available on the disposal of trade, assets, and shares in a personal company.
•How to calculate post-tax proceeds following a business disposal.
What is the course about?
Companies and individuals can own assets. An individual can acquire assets by purchasing them, inheriting them, or receiving them as a gift. For companies, asset ownership is primarily through acquisition. In whatever manner of acquisition, at a certain point, both the individual and the company may decide to sell or dispose of these or some of the assets they own. During this period, capital gains or losses are calculated. The capital gains tax course teaches individuals and companies how to determine gains or losses on the sale of all or part of their assets and the actions that follow.
Why is the course relevant?
The course would help students understand how gains from the sale of assets are taxed and how to plan for that tax legally. Its value really depends on who you are and what you deal with. It matters when you sell assets such as real estate, land, chattel, businesses, or business assets. A sound understanding of capital gains tax positions an individual for highly sought-after roles in many accounting firms.
Who is the course for?
• For students of accounting.
• An established or aspiring tax practitioner who desires to offer advisory services to clients as it relates to the capital/chargeable gains tax system in the UK.
• For those who are already functioning in the accounting sector, but desire to upskill in this area of accounting.
What you will learn from the course:
By the end of this course, the learners should be able to:
• Calculate chargeable gains and allowable losses for:
v Chargeable assets.
v Part disposals
v Chattels.
• Understand reliefs and exemptions, such as:
v Availability of annual exemption amount,
v Calculate net capital gains after the application of relevant reliefs.
• Calculate capital gains tax payable:
v Offset capital losses, current year and brought forward.
v Apply all rates of capital gains tax.
What is included in the Course:
The course is set out as follows:
Lesson 1: Introduction to CGT-Understanding Key Terms.
Lesson 2: How to calculate capital/chargeable gains for individuals & companies.
Lesson 3: How to treat capital losses and calculate taxable gains in a tax year.
Lesson 4: How to apply special rules on specific disposals.
Lesson 5: Rollover reliefs and tax planning considerations.
Lesson 6: Business Asset Disposal Part 1
Lesson 7: Business Asset Disposal Part 2
Lesson 8: Business Asset Disposal Part 3
About Me:
Maureen Okwara-Amazu is an educator, accountant, and bookkeeper with a passion for equipping others with business skills. I had the opportunity to deliver Business and Personal Tax Financial Statements for Limited Companies, as well as bookkeeping courses, at a college in the UK. Over the years, I have supported many students who have gone on to become accountants and bookkeepers. Over the years, by facilitating learning and guiding students both physically and visually, I have made most of the topics I have delivered practical and easily understandable. The capital gains tax course is delivered in the same manner, with concepts explained clearly and made accessible to beginners. The capital gains tax course is an aspect of personal and business taxation, delivered separately for clarity.