ACCA F6 : Taxation And Pension Contributions! Trivia Quiz

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Two types of pension are Personal Pension and __________ Pension.
- Job
- Work
- Occupational
- Professional

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Explore key aspects of pension contributions in the ACCA F6 Taxation module. This quiz covers types of pensions, schemes, contribution limits, and tax-relievable aspects, essential for professionals under 75 aiming to enhance their financial planning skills.

ACCA F6 : Taxation And Pension Contributions! Trivia Quiz - Quiz

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An individual can contribute in __________ pension scheme(s) subject to certain limits.
- More than one
- Only One
- Less than one
Correct Answer

A. More than one

Explanation

Explanation: An individual can actually contribute towards more than one pension schemes.

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3.

Annual allowance (maximum amount that can be contributed each year) for £2011/12 is:
- £25,000
- £50,000
- £75,000
- £ 80,000
Correct Answer

A. £50,000

Explanation

Explanation: Maximum pension contributions in a tax year are £50,000 for tax year 2011/12. Unused limit can be carried forward to 3 years.

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4.

The minimum amount of pension contributions that can be made by anyone (less than 75) is:
- £1,000
- £2,500
- £3,600
- £10,000
Correct Answer

A. £3,600

Explanation

Explanation: Anyone can make pension contributions up to £3,600.

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5.

Relevant earnings, in respect of an individual for pension contributions, is broadly:
- Employment Income, Trading Income and Furnished Holiday Lettings
- Employment Income, Trading Income and Rental Income
- Employment Income, Trading Income and Patent & Royalties
- Employment Income, Trading Income and Dividends
Correct Answer

A. Employment Income, Trading Income and Furnished Holiday Lettings

Explanation

Explanation: Relevant earnings broadly comprise of Employment & Trading Income and Income from Furnished Holiday Lettings.

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6.

Trow made £5,000 contributions in excess of the annual allowance who is additional rate taxpayer. The treatment of the excess of contribution over the annual allowance is:
- £5,000 will be considered as non-savings income and he will pay tax on the same
- There will be no additional tax payable
- £5,000 will be reduced from the non-savings income
- £5,000 will be deducted from the annual allowance of next year
Correct Answer

A. £5,000 will be considered as non-savings income and he will pay tax on the same

Explanation

Explanation: Excess contributions are added in non-savings income and are taxed accordingly.

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Romeo earned £10,000 from his employment, £5,000 from self-employment, £2,000 gross from dividends and £3,000 net from Building Society Interest. The maximum contribution that attracts tax relief is:
- £3,600
- £10,000
- £15,000
- £20,000
Correct Answer

A. £15,000

Explanation

Explanation: Maximum pension contributions attracting tax relief is greater of £3,600 or relevant earnings which are income from employment, self-employment and furnished holiday lettings. In this case, it is 10,000 + 5,000 = £15,000.

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If a person with relevant earnings of £15,000 pays £10,000 to an HMRC approved pension scheme (personal); his pension fund will increase by:
- £3,600
- £10,000
- £12,500
- £15,000
Correct Answer

A. £12,500

Explanation

Explanation: Payment up to the higher of relevant earnings or £3,600 is deemed to be made net of 20%. Hence, in this case, the person pays £10,000 and will be considered to be paying net off basic rate tax. Hence his fund will increase by £12,500 that is 10,000 X 100/80.

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9.

Pension fund can be utilized when a person reaches the age of:
- 45
- 55
- 65
- 75
Correct Answer

A. 55

Explanation

Explanation: Pension funds can be used when the person reaches the age of 55.

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10.

_______________ is also known as Money Purchase Scheme.
- Personal Pension
- Occupational Pension
- Defined Benefit
- Defined Contribution
Correct Answer

A. Defined Contribution

Explanation

Explanation: Occupational Pension Scheme could be Defined Benefit or Defined Contribution scheme (Money Purchase Scheme). Defined benefit (also known as final salary scheme) is a scheme where employee contributes a part of his earnings and the benefits are based on the final salary being drawn by an employee. Money purchase/ defined contribution scheme builds the contributions over years and these are returned to the pensioner based on the performance of investment and total contribution.

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If the pension fund exceeds annual allowance at the time benefit is started (vested), the excess over £1,800,000 will give rise to:
- Excess being penalized at 10%
- 55% taxed if excess value withdrawn
- 25% taxed if excess value withdrawn
- All taxed at 10%
Correct Answer

A. 55% taxed if excess value withdrawn

Explanation

Explanation: If the pension fund exceeds £1,800,000 when “vested”, the excess is charged at 55% if funds are withdrawn and 25% if funds are left in scheme to provide annuity.

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12.

Tax relievable pension contributions can be made by a person under the age of:
- 55
- 65
- 75
- 85
Correct Answer

A. 75

Explanation

Explanation: Pension contributions can be made by a person aged less than 75 years of age.

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13.

George contributed £30,000, £40,000, £50,000 and £60,000 gross personal pension contributions in the tax years 2007/08, 2008/09, 2009/10 and 2010/11. What is the maximum contribution the person can make in 2011/12 attracting tax relief?
- £40,000
- £50,000
- £60,000
- £70,000
Correct Answer

A. £60,000

Explanation

Explanation: Annual allowance can be carried forward to a maximum of three years. Unused allowance for 2007/08 can be carried forward to 2008/09, 2009/10 and 2010/11. The excess of £2010/11 will be covered by the unused allowance of £2007/08. For 2011/12, the unused allowance for 2008/09 can be used which is £10,000. Hence the total is 50,000 + 10,000 = £60,000.

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Lifetime allowance for 2011/12 is:
- £1,000,000
- £1,400,000
- £1,800,000
- £2,200,000
Correct Answer

A. £1,800,000

Explanation

Explanation: Lifetime allowance is £1,800,000.

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ACCA F6 : Taxation And Pension Contributions! Trivia Quiz

Two types of pension are Personal Pension and __________ Pension.

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An individual can contribute in __________ pension scheme(s) subject to certain limits.

Annual allowance (maximum amount that can be contributed each year) for £2011/12 is:

The minimum amount of pension contributions that can be made by anyone (less than 75) is:

Relevant earnings, in respect of an individual for pension contributions, is broadly:

Trow made £5,000 contributions in excess of the annual allowance who is additional rate taxpayer. The treatment of the excess of contribution over the annual allowance is:

Romeo earned £10,000 from his employment, £5,000 from self-employment, £2,000 gross from dividends and £3,000 net from Building Society Interest. The maximum contribution that attracts tax relief is:

If a person with relevant earnings of £15,000 pays £10,000 to an HMRC approved pension scheme (personal); his pension fund will increase by:

Pension fund can be utilized when a person reaches the age of:

_______________ is also known as Money Purchase Scheme.

If the pension fund exceeds annual allowance at the time benefit is started (vested), the excess over £1,800,000 will give rise to:

Tax relievable pension contributions can be made by a person under the age of:

George contributed £30,000, £40,000, £50,000 and £60,000 gross personal pension contributions in the tax years 2007/08, 2008/09, 2009/10 and 2010/11. What is the maximum contribution the person can make in 2011/12 attracting tax relief?

Lifetime allowance for 2011/12 is: