C4) Alfonso runs a sole-trade business with an accounting period ended 31 December.• On 14 January 2020, Alfonso purchased a piece of land.• On 1" April 2020 he signed a contract with a builder to construct a building for usein his business.• On 1" September 2020 the building was brought into use in his trade.Alfonso paid £100,000 for the land and £500,000 for the building construction.Required: Calculate and explain the structures and building allowance relief Alfonsowill be able to claim in the trading accounting periods ended 31 December 2020 and2021. 40%Lower rate (10%+ of estate left to charity)Stamp Duty/Stamp Duty Reserve Tax"36%36%0.0.5%0.5%• An 8% surcharge applies in respect of residential properties and carried interest** Duty payable on share purchase over £1,000 only and rounded up to nearest £5Capital allowances2020/212019/20Plant and machinery: Main rate18%18%Special rate6%6%Annual investment allowanceEnhanced capital allowancesStructures and Buildings Allowance* applies to investments made 1.1.19 to 31.12.20 then rate of £200,000 will apply£1,000,000* £1,000,0000%100%3%2%Corporation tax, allowances and reliefs2020/212019/20Corporation Tax rateR&D tax credits SME scheme19%19%230%230%R&D SME repayable creditR&D Expenditure creditPatent box14.5%14.5%13%12%10%10%Film, High end TV and videogame tax reliefDiverted Profits Tax25%25%25%25%Digital Service TaxBank SurchargeBank levy: 1.1.20 31.12.20 - equity and LT liabs 0.07%2%8%8%0.075%0.15%ST liabs0.14%

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C4) Alfonso runs a sole-trade business with an accounting period ended 31 December. • On 1" January 2020, Alfonso purchased a piece of land. • On 1" April 2020 he signed a contract with a builder to construct a building for use in his business. • On 1" September 2020 the building was brought into use in his trade. Alfonso paid £100,000 for the land and £500,000 for the building construction. Required: Calculate and explain the structures and building allowance relief Alfonso will be able to dlaim in the trading accounting periods ended 31 December 2020 and 2021.

C4) Alfonso runs a sole-trade business with an accounting period ended 31 December. • On 1" January 2020, Alfonso purchased a piece of land. • On 1" April 2020 he signed a contract with a builder to construct a building for use in his business. • On 1" September 2020 the building was brought into use in his trade. Alfonso paid £100,000 for the land and £500,000 for the building construction. Required: Calculate and explain the structures and building allowance relief Alfonso will be able to dlaim in the trading accounting periods ended 31 December 2020 and 2021.

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