The course
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Section A: 15 two-mark objective test questions; Section B: three case-style questions of five two-mark objective test questions; Section C: one 10-mark and two 15-mark constructed response questions (the 15-mark questions on income tax and corporation tax); 3 hours, 100 marks; tax rates and allowances given; pass mark 50%
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The UK tax system and its administration: area A
About 1 to 2 Section A questions in each timed exam; Section B cases and the 10-mark Section C question can cover it
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Income tax and NIC liabilities: area B
About 5 to 6 Section A questions in each timed exam; one 15-mark Section C question focuses on income tax
Free: Employment income and benefits11 questionsTrading profits and capital allowances12 questionsBasis of assessment, partnerships and trading losses9 questionsProperty income, tax-exempt investments and pensions10 questionsFree: The income tax computation12 questions, 1 caseNational insurance contributions6 questions - 4
Chargeable gains for individuals: area C
About 2 Section A questions in each timed exam; Section B cases and the 10-mark Section C question can cover it
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Inheritance tax: area D
About 2 Section A questions in each timed exam; Section B cases and the 10-mark Section C question can cover it
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Corporation tax liabilities: area E
About 3 to 4 Section A questions in each timed exam; one 15-mark Section C question focuses on corporation tax
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Value added tax: area F
About 2 Section A questions in each timed exam; Section B cases and the 10-mark Section C question can cover it
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Section C practice
4 constructed response questions of 10 and 15 marks: figures checked, written parts read by Mia.
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Timed practice exams
Sections A and B of the exam on the clock, 60 marks in 108 minutes: 15 two-mark objective test questions, then 3 scenarios of 5 two-mark questions. Then Section C on the desk, read by Mia.