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The document outlines various scenarios involving capital allowances and trading profits for different sole traders and partnerships for the years ending in 2023 and 2024. It includes specific requirements for calculating maximum capital allowances and assessable trading profits based on asset purchases and profit-sharing agreements. Each scenario presents a unique financial situation that requires calculations to determine the tax implications for the individuals involved.

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The document outlines various scenarios involving capital allowances and trading profits for different sole traders and partnerships for the years ending in 2023 and 2024. It includes specific requirements for calculating maximum capital allowances and assessable trading profits based on asset purchases and profit-sharing agreements. Each scenario presents a unique financial situation that requires calculations to determine the tax implications for the individuals involved.

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8 Mary, who runs a business, purchased the following assets in the year e n d e d 31 December 2023.

12 February 2023 Computer 10,000

20 March 2023 New car -emissions of 0 g / k m a n d used wholly for business purposes 8,000

1 May 2023 Office furniture 2,000

Requirement
What are the maximum capital allowances available to Mary?

Capital allowances £

LO3e

9 Ming-Na began trading as a sole trader o n 1 September 2022 preparing her first set of accounts for the nine months
e n d e d 31 May 2023.
O n 1 November 2022 Ming-Na purchased a car with emissions of 40 g/km for £1 8,000. She uses this 60% for business
pu rposes.
Requirement
What are the maximum capital allowances available for the car for the nine months ended 31 May 2023?

Capital allowances £

LO3e

10 Harry is a sole trader. In the year ended 31 March 2024 he sold a car for £1 4,500 which had a tax written down value
brought forward at 1 April 2023 of £17,000. Harry used the car 70% for business purposes.
Requirement
What is the balancing adjustment on disposal of the car in the year ended 31 March 2024?
A Balancing allowance of £2,500
B Balancing charge of £2,500
C Balancing allowance of £1,750
D Balancing charge of £1,750
LO3e

1 1 Jack is a sole trader with accounts prepared to 31 May each year. O n 31 March 2023 Jack purchased a car with emissions
of 4 7 g/km for £1 8,000. The car is driven by one of his employees who uses it 20% of the time for private purposes.

Requirement
What is the maximum amount of capital allowances that can b e claimed in the year ended 31 May 2023 relating to this
car?

LO3e
12 Pauline began trading as a sole trader o n 1 October 2023, preparing her first set of accounts for the six months e n d e d 31
March 2024. O n 1 January 2024 she purchased a new car with emissions of 2 5 g/km for £16,000 (it is used only for
business purposes).
Requirement
What are the maximum amount of capital allowances Pauline may claim for the six months e n d e d 31 March 2024?
A £720
B £1,440
C £2,880
D £16,000
LO3e

13 Alexa is a sole trader. She has plant and machinery with a tax written down value of £560 o n 1 April 2023. During the nine-
month accounting period to 31 December 2023, she purchased a computer for £8,000.
Requirement
What are the maximum amount of capital allowances available to Alexa for the nine months ended 31 December 2023?
A £8,560
B £8,076
C £1,541
D £1,156
LO3e

14 Matilda is a sole trader and has prepared accounts for the year to 31 December 2023. At 1 January 2023 the business only
owned one asset, a machine. The £12,000 cost of the machine had been put in the main pool when it was acquired
several years ago. The balance o n the main p o o l at 1 January 2023 was £2,300. The machine was sold o n 3 0 June 2023 for
£400. Matilda's business is continuing, b u t she now leases all machinery.

Requirement
What are the maximum capital allowances that can be claimed b y Matilda for the year ended 31 December 2023?

LO3e

15 Maxine is a sole trader with a year ended 3 0 September 2023. The balance o n the main pool at 1 October 2022 was
£25,400. The only capital transaction was the disposal of a machine o n 1 0 August 2023 for £4,300. The machine had cost
£3,900 in April 2019.
Requirement
What are the maximum capital allowances that can be claimed b y Maxine for the year e n d e d 30 September 2023?

LO3e
16 Peter runs a business a n d prepared accounts for the six months to 31 March 2024. The tax written d o w n value of the main
pool at 1 October 2023 was £24,000. During the period of account, the following transaction took place.

20 December 2023 - Purchased new low-emission car 9,000

Requirement
What are the maximum capital allowances Peter may claim for the six months ended 31 March 2024?
A £5,940
B £9,000
C £11,160
D £13,320
LO3e

1 7 Charlotte, a sole trader, prepared accounts for the five months ended 30 June 2023. O n 2 3 May 2023 she purchased a
machine for £530,000.

Requirement
What are the maximum capital allowances that can be claimed in respect of this machine for the period ended 30 June
2023?
A £530,000
B £437,067
C £425,167
D £416,667
LO3e

18 Which of the following assets will not be in a single asset pool for capital allowance purposes?
A Com puter costing £10,000 with 30% private u se by the owner of the business
B Car with emissions of 45 g / k m costing £14,000 o n 1 0 June 2023 with 20% private use by one of the employees
C Car with emissions of 45 g / k m costing £1 3,000 o n 1 January 2024 with 35% private use by the owner of the business
D Delivery van costing £1 5,000 with 10% private use by the owner of the business
LO3e

19 Jamie is a sole trader with a year ended 31 January 2024. The balance o n the main pool at 1 February 2023 was £31,000.
The only capital transaction was the disposal of a machine o n 1 0 August 2023 for £5,300. The machine had originally cost
£9,900.

Requirement
What are the maximum capital allowances that can be claimed b y Jamie for the year ended 31 January 2024?

LO3e
2 0 Janice is a sole trader with a year ended 31 December 2023. On 1 May 2023 Janice bought a machine costing
£1,020,000.

Requirement
What are the maximum capital allowances that can be claimed b y Janice o n the machine for the year ended 31 December
2023?

LO3e

21 Murray and Nuri have been trading i n partnership for many years with a year e n d of 31 March.
The tax written d o w n values of their assets at 1 April 2023 were:

Murray's van - purchased 1 April 2017 Private use 40% 17,000

Nuri's van - purchased 1 July 201 7 Private use 30% 8,000

Nuri's van was sold o n 1 July 2023 for £6,000. Nuri intends to lease a van from this date.
Requirement
What are the partnership's maximum capital allowances for the year ended 31 March 2024?

LO3e
7 Trading profits - basis of assessment

1 Rafael, Samira andTadeo have been in partnership for many years. The partnership agreement allocates a salary of
£10,000 per annum to Samira and all partners receive 5% per annum o n their capital invested. The balance of any profits
is shared equally.
During the year e n d e d 31 March 2024 Rafael's capital account had a balance of £60,000, Samira's balance was £24,000
and Tadeo's was £38,000. The partnership made tax-adjusted trading profits of £125,000 in the year e n d e d 31 March
2024.

Requirement
What are the trading profits assessable o n Rafael in 2023/24?

LO 3f

2 Townshend ceased trading o n 30 November 2025. The recent tax-adjusted trading profits of the business are as follows.

Year ended 3 0 April 2024 38,000

Year ended 3 0 April 2025 34,000

Period ended 3 0 November 2025 23,000

What is Townshend's trading profit assessment for 2024/25?


A £34,333
B £34,000
C £38,000
What is Townshend's trading profit assessment for 2025/26?
D £23,000
E £25,833
F £57,000
LO3g

3 Jabir and Kadin began trading in partnership o n 1 September 2023, sharing profits equally. The partnership agreement
allocates an annual salary to Jabir of £8,000. For the year e n d e d 31 August 2024 the partnership had a tax-adjusted
trading profit of £105,000.
Requirement
What are the partners' assessable trading profits for 2023/24?
A Jabir £56,500; Kadin £48,500
B Jabir £32,958; Kadin £28,292
C Jabir £60,500; Kadin £52,500
D Jabir £35,292; Kadin £30,625
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4 Vai, Cleo and Frank have been in partnership for many years preparing accounts to 30 September each year The
partnership agreement indicates that all partners receive 5% per annum o n their capital invested. The balance of any
remaining profits is shared equally.
Vai's capital account had a balance of £50,000, Cleo's balance was £30,000 and Frank's was £40,000. The partnership
made tax-adjusted trading profits of £1 50,000 in the year ended 30 September 2024, a n d £200,000 i n the year e n d e d 30
September 2025.
Requirement
What are the trading profits assessable o n Cleo in 2024/25?

LO3f

5 Tom and Dick have been trading in partnership for many years, sharing profits in the ratio 2:1. The partnership agreement
allocates an annual salary to Tom of £10,000. The partnership had the following results.
Year e n d e d 31 October 2024: £120,000
Year e n d e d 31 October 2025: £150,000

Requirement
What are the partners' assessable trading profits for 2024/25?
A Tom £80,000; Dick £40,000
B Tom £91 ,667; Dick £40, 834
C Tom £100,000; Dick £50,000
D Tom £103,333; Dick £46,667
LO3f

6 Raanan ceased trading o n 31 December 2024. The recent tax-adjusted trading profits of his business are as follows.

Year ended 31 January 2023 40,000

Year ended 31 January 2024 25,000

Period ended 31 December 2024 1 5,000

Requirement
What is Raanan' s trading profit assessment for 2024/25?

LO3i

7 Johanna started trading o n 1 January 2023, b u t her business quickly ran into cash flow problems and she ceased to trade
o n 2 8 February 2025. The accounts for the year ended 31 December 2023 showed taxable trading profits of £6,000, and
those for the period from 1 January 2024 to 28 February 2025 showed taxable trading profits of £2,800.
Requirement
What is Johanna's taxable trading profit for 2024/25?
A £2,800
B £2,400
C £2,200
D £5,100
LO3g
8 Trevor's business ceased trading o n 30 April 2024. The recent tax-adjusted trading profits of his business are as follows.

Year ended 3 0 September 2022 24,000

Year ended 3 0 September 2023 30,000


Period ended 3 0 April 2024 25,000

Requirement
What are Trevor's taxable tradi ng p rofits for 2024/25?
A £36,429
B £2,083
C £25,000
D £3,571
LO3g

9 Obed began trading o n 1 July 2023, preparing his first accounts to 30 June 2024. The adjusted trading profits for the year
e n d e d 30 June 2024 were £24,000.
Requirement
What is Obed's assessable trading profit for 2023/24?
A £6,000
B £18,000
C £20,000
D £24,000
LO3g

1 0 Belinda began trading o n 1 January 2023, preparing her first accounts to 30 June 2024. The adjusted trading profits for
the period ended 30 June 2024 were £42,000.

Requirement
Which of the following statements is correct?
A £28,000 is taxable in 2023/24, representing the period 6 April 2023 to 5 April 2024.
B £28,000 is taxable in 2023/24, representing the year ended 30 June 2024.
C £7,000 is taxable in 2023/24, representing the period 1 January 2023 to 5 April 2024.
D £42,000 is taxable in 2023/24, representing the period to 30 June 2024.
LO3g

11 Ray began trading on 1 July 2023, preparing his first accounts to 31 December 2023. The adjusted trading profits for the
first two periods were:

6 m/e 31 December 2023 60,000

1 2 m / e 3 1 December 2024 (estimate) 100,000

Requirement
What is the taxable trading income for 2023/24?

LO3g
12 Audrey and Elaine have been in partnership for many years. Both partners are allocated interest of 5% per annum o n their
capital invested. The balance of any profits is shared equally.
During the year e n d e d 31 March 2024 Audrey's capital account had a balance of £50,000, Elaine's was £20,000. The
partnership made adjusted trading profits of £100,000 in the year ended 31 March 2024.
Requirement
What are the trading profits assessable o n Audrey in 2023/24?

LO3f

13 David and Doreen started i n partnership together o n 1 July 2023 sharing profits in the ratio 2:1. The partnership taxable
trading profit for the year ended 30 Ju ne 2024 is £1 20,000.
Requirement
What is the amount of trading profits taxable o n Doreen in 2023/24?
A £80,000
B £60,000
C £40,000
D £30,000
LO 3f, 3 g

1 4 Florian ceased trading o n 3 0 September 2024. The recent tax-adjusted trading profits of his business are as follows:

Year ended 31 January 2023 28,500

Year ended 31 January 2024 21,200


Period ended 3 0 September 2024 1 7,430

Requirement
What is Florian's taxable trading income for 2024/25?

LO3g

15 Leroy and Annabelle have been in partnership for many years. The partnership agreement allocates partners' interest at
5% pa o n capital invested. The balance of any profit is shared in the ratio 2:3.
O n 31 March 2023 Leroy's capital account had a balance of £35,000 and Annabelle's balance was £23,000. For the year
e n d e d 31 March 2024 the partnership had a tax-adjusted trading profit of £98,500.

Requirement
What is Leroy's assessable trading profit for 2023/24?
A £41,150
B £39,990
C £39,400
D £38,240
LO3f

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