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11. ASSET SALE TAX IMPLICATIONS

 When a company sells a business as a going concern it is in effect selling a collection of
assets inc. GW attached to the business
 S will receive consideration and will be liable to pay corporation tax on it
o Way corporation tax liability calculated depends on nature of assets transferred to B



APPROACH TO TAX QUESTIONS

 Share or asset sale?
 Who is seller?
 Is seller individual or company?
 What type of tax will seller pay?
o Corporation Tax
 a) Stock, goodwill and IP treated as income
 b) Otherwise, capital gains
 Reliefs / exemptions?
 Conclude
 Buyer tax issues

,TAX IMPLICATIONS FOR SELLER

CORPORATION TAX (CT)

 Profit or loss arising on the sale of
o Trading stock
o GW
o IP
 Acquired or created after 1 April 2002 = INCOME = revenue generated on a regular basis

 Gains or losses arising on the sale of capital assest such as:
o Land
o Plant and machinery
o Other GW
o IP
 = CAPITAL (as either chargeable gains or capital losses) = one-off transactions


 Pay CT on Taxable Total Profits (TTP) (income and capital) at 19%
o Financial year: 1 April – 31 March

 Deadlines for payment of tax:
o Where TTP ≤ £1.5m, by date 9 calendar months and one day after end of relevant
accounting period (i.e. by 1st January)
o Where TTP > £1.5m, quarterly instalments over relevant accounting period and next

 Straddling: where accounting year does not coincide with financial year, TTP of accounting
period apportioned between financial years + relevant proportions of TTP taxed at
applicable rates for each tax year

, CORPORATION TAX PROFORMA

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