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- 1. The Budget March 2011
2. Andrew Hague Partner 3. Julie White Senior Tax Manager Mike Donnan Partner 4. Income Tax Reliefs Income Tax Reliefs ** Personal allowance reduced by 1 for every 2 of income over 100,000. ( reduce age allowance by 1 for every 2 of excess income over 24,000) 22,900 24,000 * Age allowance income limit 6,965 7,295 - 75 and over Married couples allowance (relief at 10%) 9,640 10,090 - 75 and over* 9,490 9,940 - 65 74* 6,475 7,475** - Under 65 Personal allowance 2010/11 2011/12 5. Income Tax Rates 50 # Over 150,000 50 # Over 150,000 *Only applicable to dividends and savings income Except dividends (32.5%) # Except dividends (42.5%) Other income taxed first, then savings income and finally dividends 40 37,401-150,000 40 35,001-150,000 20 0 37,400 20 0 35,000 10* 0-2,440 10* 0-2,560 % % Rate Band Rate Band 2010/11 2011/12 6. National Insurance UEL 2011/12 - 817 pw (2010/11 - 844pw) 1% 2% Above UEL 8% 9% Up to UEL Self Employed 12.8% 13.8% Employers 1% 2% Above UEL 11% 12% EmployeesUp to UEL 2010/11 2011/12 7. Tax Rates for individual earning 200,000 s 8. Impact on gross income 200,000 s 9. 2012 /13
- Personal allowance up to 8,105
- Basic rate band reduced to 34,370
- Higher rate threshold remains unchanged
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- Main rate of Corporation Tax (Financial Year from 1 April)
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- FY 2010 28%
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- FY 2011 26%
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- FY 2012 25%
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- FY 2013 24%
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- FY 2014 23%
- Small Companies rate
- FY 2010 21%
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- FY 2011 20%
Corporation Tax Rates 11.
- Why cut corporation tax with a 150 billion budget deficit hole to fill?
- A little of something is better than nothing at all
12. 13. Bonus v dividend decision
- Corporation Tax rate falling
- National Insurance rising
- Revisit calculations each year
14. Potential future changes
- Merger of Tax and National Insurance
- IR35
- Limited lifespan of 50% additional rate?
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- A Budget for Enterprise?
16. Research and Development Tax Credits for SMEs 17. R&D Tax Credits for SMEs
- Introduced 2002
- Promote technological innovation
- Subsidise cost of R&D through tax credits
18. Key Conditions
- Global advance in science and technology
- R&D expenditure to contribute to that advance
- Technological uncertainty
- Minimum expenditure of 10k
- No longer need to own IP
19. Eligible Expenditure
- Staff costs
- Consumable materials
- Energy
- Subcontracted R&D
- Not fixed assets
20. Current relief
- Uplift tax deduction by 75%
- Reduce CT and increase loss
- Repayable credit at 14% up to PAYE/NI paid
21. Examples
- SME spends 100k on qualifying staff costs and consumables in R&D activity in year.Company can deduct 175k in calculating profits/losses for year.
22. Proposed Changes
- From 1 April 2011
- Additional deduction 75% - 100%
- From 1 April 2012
- Additional deduction 100 125%
- Restriction on repayable credit to PAYE/NIC abolished
- Minimum expenditure condition abolished
- NB all subject to state aid approval
23. Enterprise Investment Scheme 24.
- Britain is open for business, say top investors
- Entrepreneurs back Osbornes Budget
25. Letter in the telegraph 28/3/11
- we applaud steps taken in budget
- massive boost for start ups
- shot in arm for enterprise
26. EIS Overview
- Encourage individuals to invest in small trading companies
- Help riskier companies compete for finance
- Particularly helpful for start-ups/young businesses
27. Tax Reliefs
- Income tax relief at EIS Rate
- CGT exemption after 3 years
- Separate CGT deferral/reinvestment relief
28. Key Conditions
- Qualifying individuals(not connected) invest cash in aqualifying companywhich carries on aqualifying trade
29. Proposed Changes
- 2011/12 - EIS
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- Income tax relief increased to 30%
- 2012/13
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- Annual investment up to 1m for individual
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- Annual investment up to 10m for company
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- Increase in size of company that qualifies
30. Entrepreneurs Relief 31. CGT Putting it in context
- 1965 1988 30%
- 1988 1998up to- 40%
- 1998 Taper relief introduced
- 2004 10% rate for business assets
- 2008 18%
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- Entrepreneurs relief on 1m of gains (10%)
- 2010 Entrepreneurs relief on 2m of gains (10%)
- 2010 Entrepreneurs relief on 5m of gains (10%)
CGT Putting it in context 32. Entrepreneurs Relief
- Lifetime limit after 6 April 2011
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- Up to 10m
- Applies for
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- Disposal of whole or part of a business
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- Disposal of assets after business ceased
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- Disposal of shares in a trading company
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- 5%+ voting rights
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- Officer or employee
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- Associated disposal
33. Entrepreneurs relief - saving
- 2008/09 to 2009/10
- 1,000,000 at 8% saving80,000
- 2010/11 to 22 ndJune 2010
- 2,000,000 at 8% saving160,000
- From 23 rdJune 2010
- 5,000,000 at 18% saving900,000
- From 6 April 2011
- 10,000,000 at 18% saving1.8m
- A husband and wife partnership or company could achieve savings of up to3.6min tax
34. Capital Allowances
- Reduction in AIA from April 2012
- Reduction in writing down allowance rates to 18% and 8% from April 2012.
- Short life asset election extended from 4 to 8 years from April 2011.
- List of energy saving technologies to be updated in summer 2011.
35. Capital Allowances short life assets (SLAs)
- Keep SLAs out of capital allowance pool
- Get full relief on net cost of asset
- Cut off period currently 4 years
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- Asset then goes into pool
- To be increased to 8 years
36. Employees cars
- 80,000 list price cap removed on expensive car benefit
- 10% benefit in kind rate for low emission cars