Putting an asset into joint names with a spouse (or a partner in a registered civil partnership) prior to the asset’s disposal can be sensible capital gains tax (CGT) planning.
Which of the following CANNOT be achieved as a direct result of using this type of tax planning?
A. Making the best use of annual exempt amounts
B. Deferring the CGT due date
C. Reducing the amount of CGT payable
D. Making the best use of capital losses
Oblong Ltd has had the following results:
If Oblong Ltd makes a claim to relieve its trading loss of £102,800 for the year ended 31 March 2016 against total profits for the year ended 31 March 2015, how much of this loss will remain unrelieved?
A. £6,500
B. £16,600
C. £9,400
D. £23,400