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Taxation 1 (ni) 2025-2026.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Ireland, Chartered Accountants.
- Language:
- English
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (384 pages)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- Dublin : Chartered Accountants Ireland, 2025.
- Summary:
- Taxation 1 (NI) 2025-2026 introduces the subject of tax to students on the Chartered Accountants Ireland CA Proficiency 1 course.
- Contents:
- Title page
- Publisher information
- Contents
- Chartered Accountants Ireland Code of Ethics
- Chapter 1: Overview of the UK Tax System
- 1.1 Introduction
- 1.2 Legislation and Guidance
- 1.3 Income Tax - Classes of Taxpayer
- 1.4 Classification of Income
- 1.5 The Scope of Income Tax
- 1.6 The Government's Taxation Objectives
- 1.7 HM Revenue &
- Customs
- 1.8 Administration Procedures for Tax Assessment and Collection
- 1.9 Tax Evasion, Tax Planning and Tax Avoidance
- Review Questions
- Part One: Income Tax
- Chapter 2: Introduction to the Computation of Income Tax
- 2.1 Introduction
- 2.2 General Terminology and Definitions
- 2.3 Income Tax Rates and Bands
- 2.4 Standard Personal Allowance
- 2.5 Income Tax Computation
- Chapter 3: Trading Income
- 3.1 Introduction
- 3.2 Basis of Assessment of Trading Income
- 3.3 Computation of Taxable Trading Income
- 3.4 Adjustment of Trading Profits - Allowable and Disallowable Items
- 3.5 Simplified Expenses Scheme
- 3.6 Partnerships
- Chapter 4: Capital Allowances and Loss Relief
- 4.1 Capital Allowances: Introduction
- 4.2 Capital Allowances: Plant and Machinery
- 4.3 Annual Investment Allowance
- 4.4 First Year Allowance
- 4.5 Research &
- Development Allowance and Structures and Buildings Allowance
- 4.6 The Main Pool
- 4.7 Special Rate Pool
- 4.8 Single Assets Pool: Private Use Assets
- 4.9 Short-life Assets
- 4.10 Disclaim of Capital Allowances
- 4.11 Treatment of Purchases, Capital Grants, Hire Purchase, Finance Leases, Lessors and VAT
- 4.12 Loss Relief
- Appendix 4.1: Capital Allowances - Lists A, B and C
- Chapter 5: Employment Income
- 5.1 Introduction
- 5.2 Employment Status
- 5.3 Basis of Assessment of Employment Income
- 5.4 Computation of Taxable Employment Income.
- Review Questions
- Chapter 6: Savings and Investment Income
- 6.1 Introduction
- 6.2 Basis of Assessment and Computation of Savings and Investment Income
- Chapter 7: Property Income
- 7.1 Introduction
- 7.2 Basis of Assessment of Property Income
- 7.3 Computation of Taxable Property Income
- Chapter 8: Deductions on Income, Allowances and Reliefs
- 8.1 Introduction
- 8.2 Qualifying Reliefs
- 8.3 Pension Contributions and Gift Aid Donations
- 8.4 Personal Allowances
- Chapter 9: The PAYE System and National Insurance Contributions
- 9.1 Introduction
- 9.2 Calculating Income Tax through PAYE and Tax Codes
- 9.3 The Administration of PAYE: Real Time Information (RTI)
- 9.4 Penalties under RTI
- 9.5 National Insurance Contributions
- Chapter 10: Administration and Procedures
- 10.1 Introduction
- 10.2 Self-assessment
- 10.3 Payment of Self-assessed Income Tax and National Insurance Contributions
- 10.4 Penalties for Late Filing and Late Payment
- Chapter 11: The Construction Industry Scheme
- 11.1 Introduction
- 11.2 Mechanics of the CIS
- 11.3 Penalties under the CIS
- Part Two: Corporation Tax
- Chapter 12: Introduction and General Principles of Corporation Tax
- 12.1 The UK Corporation Tax Regime
- 12.2 Overview - Application and Accounting Periods
- 12.3 The Charge to Corporation Tax
- 12.4 Rates of Corporation Tax
- 12.5 Payment of Corporation Tax
- 12.6 Computation of Taxable Income
- 12.7 Computation of Property Income
- 12.8 Loan Relationships
- 12.9 Computation of Chargeable Gains
- 12.10 Self-assessment and Administration
- Chapter 13: Computation of Corporation Tax
- 13.1 Pro Forma Corporation Tax Computation
- 13.2 Adjustments in Arriving at Trading Income.
- 13.3 Capital Allowances
- 13.4 Qualifying Charitable Donations
- 13.5 Annual Payments
- 13.6 Distributions
- Chapter 14: Corporation Tax Loss Relief
- 14.1 Relief for Trading Losses in a Single Company
- 14.2 Relief for Loss on Cessation (Terminal Losses)
- 14.3 Relief for Qualifying Charitable Donations
- 14.4 Property Losses
- 14.5 Non-trading Losses
- 14.6 Capital Losses
- 14.7 Choices Regarding Loss Relief and Order of Loss Reliefs
- 14.8 Summary of Loss Reliefs
- Part Three: Capital Gains Tax
- Chapter 15: Introduction, General Principles and Administration
- 15.1 The Basic Charge to CGT
- 15.2 Disposal
- 15.3 Chargeable Assets
- 15.4 Chargeable Persons
- 15.5 Rate of Tax, Date of Payment and Returns
- 15.6 Computation of Gain or Loss
- 15.7 Time of Disposal
- 15.8 Married Couples and Civil Partners
- 15.9 Partnerships
- 15.10 Connected Persons
- 15.11 Losses
- 15.12 Negligible Value Claims
- 15.13 Value at 31 March 1982
- Chapter 16: Chattels and Wasting Assets
- 16.1 Chattels
- 16.2 Wasting Chattels
- 16.3 Wasting Assets (not Chattels)
- Chaper 17: Principal Private Residence Relief and Lettings Relief
- 17.1 Principal Private Residence Relief
- 17.2 Deemed Periods of Occupation
- 17.3 More than One Residence
- 17.4 Married Couples/Civil Partnerships
- 17.5 Business Use
- 17.6 Lettings Relief
- Chapter 18: Capital Gains Tax Reliefs
- 18.1 Rollover Relief and Depreciating Assets
- 18.2 Gift Relief/Holdover Relief
- Part Four: Value-Added Tax
- Chapter 19: Value-Added Tax (VAT): An Introduction
- 19.1 Introduction
- 19.2 General Principles of VAT
- 19.3 VAT Registration and De-registration
- 19.4 VAT Rates
- 19.5 Amount on which VAT is Chargeable.
- 19.6 Supply of Goods or Services
- 19.7 Time and Place of Supply of Goods or Services
- 19.8 Recovery of VAT
- 19.9 Administration of VAT
- 19.10 Special VAT Schemes
- Appendix 1: Taxation Reference Material for Tax Year 2025/26 (Finance Act 2025)
- Appendix 2: Taxation and the Code of Ethics
- Appendix 3: Tax Planning, Tax Avoidance and Tax Evasion
- Suggested Solutions to Review Questions
- Index.
- Notes:
- Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources.
- ISBN:
- 1-917822-09-X
- OCLC:
- 1545494168
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