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Taxation Assignment: XXX Ltd is a UK resident trading company. The company's statement of profit or...

Taxation Assignment:

XXX Ltd is a UK resident trading company. The company's statement of profit or loss for the year ended 31 March 2018 is as follows:                                                                            

   £                         £

Gross profit                                                                              1,200,500
Other income
     Loan stock interest (note 1)                                                   15,750
     Rental income (note 2)                                                          24,000
Expenses
     Salaries                                                        282,000
     Depreciation                                                 70,500
     Loss on sale of non-current asset                   2,500
     Impairment losses (all trade)                         3,800
     Professional fees (note 3)                              14,300
     Repairs and renewals (note 4)                       18,700
     Other expenses (note 5)                                28,500
                                                                                                                  (420,300)
Finance costs                                                                           
     Loan interest (note 6)                                                            (15,300)
Profit before taxation                                                                804,650

Notes:

1 Loan stock interest
The loan stock interest is in respect of loan stock held by XXX Ltd as an investment. The
amount of £15,750 is the amount received and accrued to 31 March 2018.

2 Rental income
The rental income is in respect of a warehouse which is held as an investment and is let out to an
unconnected company. The rental received of £24,000 is also the amount accrued to
31 March 2018.

3 Professional fees

Professional fees are as follows:
                                                                                              £

Accountancy and audit fees                                                       5,600
Debt collection of trade debts                                                    5,100
Legal fees in connection with renewing a 25 year lease               1,300
Legal fees in connection with director's motoring offences           2,300
                                                                                           14,300

4 Repairs and renewals

Repairs and renewals include:
                                                                                               £
Extension to factory                                                                   9,988
Repainting exterior of company's offices                                     4,500

5 Other expenses

Other expenses include:

                                                                                                          £
100 pens with an advertisement for company, given to customers           1,200

Qualifying charitable donation                                                                6,000


6 Loan interest
The loan interest relates to the warehouse let out (see note (2)). The amount shown is the amount
paid and accrued to 31 March 2018.


REQUIRED:    

What are XXX Ltd's trading profits for the year ended 31 March 2018? Start with the profit before taxation figure of £804,650 and list all of the items in the statement of profit or loss indicating by the use of a zero (0) any items that do not require adjustment.     

What are XXX Ltd's taxable total profits for the year ended 31 March 2018?

What are XXX Ltd's net profit after tax for the year ended 31 March 2018?

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Answers to the given Questions
1)
Profit Before tax 804650
LESS: Other Income
Loan stock Interest received 15750
Rental Income 24000
764900
ADD: Expenses
salaries 282000
depreciation 70500
Loss on non current assets 2500
Impairment Loss (all trade) 3800
Proffessional fees ( note 1) 14300
Repairs & Renewals (note 2) 18700
Other Expenses ( note 3) 28500 420300
Trading Profit 1185200
WORKING NOTES TO (1) ANSWER
I) Accountancy & Audit fees 5600
Debt collection of trade debts 5100
Legal fees in connection with renewing a 25 year lease 1300
Legal fees in connection with directors motoring offences 2300
14300
II) Repairs & Renewals - TOTAL 18700
BREAK UP
Repairs & Renewals to Factory 9988
Repainting exterior of companys offices 4500
Other repairs & renewals b/f 4212
III) Other Expenses - TOTAL 28500
BREAK UP
Advertisement Expenses 1200
Charitable Donation 6000
Miscellaneous Expenses 21300
Answers to the given Questions
2)
Profit Before tax 804650
ADD:
Loss on non current assets * 2500
Impairment Loss (all trade)# 3800 6300
Total Taxable Profits 810950
notes
i) Donation made in the question itself its is qualified, so it is allowed for deduction
ii) * means Tax Authorities did not allow loss on non current assests
iii) # means Tax Authorities did not allow Impairment Loss  
iv) Advertisement expenses also allowed under Tax Authorities
Answers to the given Questions
3)
Total Taxable Profits 810950
Tax @ 30% 243285
Profit Before tax 804650
Less: Tax Payable 243285
Net Profit after tax 561365
note:
assumed that tax rate for such xxx ltd company is 30%

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