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    PracticeACCAACCA TX — Taxation Practice Exam 5Question 26
    Hard2 marksMultiple Choice
    Chargeable gains for individualsSection BCGTRollover Relief

    ACCA · Question 26 · Chargeable gains for individuals

    Section B: Case 3 - SteelForge Partners

    Scenario: SteelForge Partners is a partnership manufacturing specialized alloys. On 1 May 2023, the partnership sold its old factory for £800,000, realizing a chargeable gain of £150,000. On 1 October 2023, they purchased a new factory for £700,000.

    Question: Assuming a claim for Rollover Relief is made, what is the base cost of the new factory for Capital Gains Tax purposes?

    Answer options:

    A.

    £700,000

    B.

    £650,000

    C.

    £550,000

    D.

    £800,000

    How to approach this question

    Calculate the amount of proceeds NOT reinvested (£800k - £700k = £100k). This amount of the gain is immediately chargeable. The rest of the gain (£150k - £100k = £50k) is rolled over. Deduct the rolled-over gain from the cost of the new asset to find its base cost.

    Full Answer

    B.£650,000✓ Correct
    To calculate Rollover Relief, first determine if all proceeds were reinvested. Old factory proceeds = £800,000. New factory cost = £700,000. Amount not reinvested = £100,000. This £100,000 remains immediately chargeable to CGT. The total gain was £150,000, so the amount that can be rolled over is £150,000 - £100,000 = £50,000. The base cost of the new factory is its purchase price less the rolled-over gain: £700,000 - £50,000 = £650,000.

    Common mistakes

    Rolling over the entire £150,000 gain and calculating a base cost of £550,000, ignoring the rule on non-reinvested proceeds.
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