ACCA F6 Chapter 3

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ACCA F6 Chapter 3

Contract for services is _______________.

A provides his services to B. B must offer work to A and A must perform the work. The arrangement is:

A works for B and brings his own equipment and hires his own personnel when additional work is required, although B pays him extra charges for the additional workforce. This is an arrangement of:

A works with B. He opened a new branch of B’s restaurant and invested 50% of the cost. He will share the profit and loss 50:50. This is:

For the month of March, B pays £1,234 to A. The amount was for the wages of A between 1-31 March but was calculated on 5 April and paid on 7 April. The wages are deemed to have been earned by A on:

If A earns £10,000 from B during the year and his allowable deductions are £12,000, his net earnings would be:

Jay is employed by Kay and his duty is to work at his clients. Kay tells Jay everyday where Jay must go for work. The actual travelling expenses of Jay during the tax year were £3,210. How much of the travelling expenses are deductible by Jay if his annual salary is £2,109.

1. On 1 June 2007, Ell was told by his company to work in a town 60 miles of the city. He was told to work for 23 months. At the end of 22^nd month, he was asked to work for 3 further months (26 months).

1. Which is the following is not deductible:

Emme travels 3,000 business miles in his private car using his own fuel during the tax years 2011/12 and is paid 35 pence per mile as travelling allowance. The affect on his employment income is that:

Auo travels 13,000 business miles using his private car and fuel. His company pays him 35 pence per mile. The affect on his employment income is that:

Zed earns Total Income (NSI) of £40,000. He is considering paying £1,000 through payroll deduction scheme or making a net gift aid donation of £900. The impact on his tax liability will be:

Zed earns Total Income (NSI) of £40,000. He is considering paying £1,000 through payroll deduction scheme or making a net gift aid donation of £900. The impact on net disposable income will be:

ACCA F6 Chapter 3

Contract for services is _______________.

A provides his services to B. B must offer work to A and A must perform the work. The arrangement is:

A works for B and brings his own equipment and hires his own personnel when additional work is required, although B pays him extra charges for the additional workforce. This is an arrangement of:

A works with B. He opened a new branch of B’s restaurant and invested 50% of the cost. He will share the profit and loss 50:50. This is:

For the month of March, B pays £1,234 to A. The amount was for the wages of A between 1-31 March but was calculated on 5 April and paid on 7 April. The wages are deemed to have been earned by A on:

If A earns £10,000 from B during the year and his allowable deductions are £12,000, his net earnings would be:

Jay is employed by Kay and his duty is to work at his clients. Kay tells Jay everyday where Jay must go for work. The actual travelling expenses of Jay during the tax year were £3,210. How much of the travelling expenses are deductible by Jay if his annual salary is £2,109.

1. On 1 June 2007, Ell was told by his company to work in a town 60 miles of the city. He was told to work for 23 months. At the end of 22nd month, he was asked to work for 3 further months (26 months).

1. Which is the following is not deductible:

Emme travels 3,000 business miles in his private car using his own fuel during the tax years 2011/12 and is paid 35 pence per mile as travelling allowance. The affect on his employment income is that:

Auo travels 13,000 business miles using his private car and fuel. His company pays him 35 pence per mile. The affect on his employment income is that:

Zed earns Total Income (NSI) of £40,000. He is considering paying £1,000 through payroll deduction scheme or making a net gift aid donation of £900. The impact on his tax liability will be:

Zed earns Total Income (NSI) of £40,000. He is considering paying £1,000 through payroll deduction scheme or making a net gift aid donation of £900. The impact on net disposable income will be:

1. On 1 June 2007, Ell was told by his company to work in a town 60 miles of the city. He was told to work for 23 months. At the end of 22^nd month, he was asked to work for 3 further months (26 months).