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claire3000006
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I'm confused about whether GRB profits should be taxed at the corporation tax rate or the policyholder rate.
On page 5 of Chapter 7 question 7.1 says that the NCI profit (excluding dividends) is 250, which is taxed at 26%. I-E-NCI profit = 270 which is taxed at 20% and the GRB profit is 260 which is taxed at 20%.
On page 9 the NCI profit seems to include GRB profit and is compared with the total I - E + GRB, but no tax calculations are done so it doesn't necessarily contradict the above.
On page 12 it says the amount of I-E equal to NCI profit not derived from dividends is taxed at 26% and the balance taxed at 20%, which implies all GRB is taxed at 20% (unless the statement doesn't include GRB at all).
However:
Question 2(ii) in the Aprilp 2010 paper -
I = 900, E = 700, NCI = 50, GRB case VI = 100
The solution gives total taxable income = I - E + GRB = 300
NCI profit = BLAGAB NCI + GRB = 150
Shareholder share = NCI so 150 taxed at 28%
Policyholder share = 300 - 150 = 150 taxed at 20%
So here all the GRB profits have been taxed at the corporation rate, not the policyholder rate.
What is correct?
On page 5 of Chapter 7 question 7.1 says that the NCI profit (excluding dividends) is 250, which is taxed at 26%. I-E-NCI profit = 270 which is taxed at 20% and the GRB profit is 260 which is taxed at 20%.
On page 9 the NCI profit seems to include GRB profit and is compared with the total I - E + GRB, but no tax calculations are done so it doesn't necessarily contradict the above.
On page 12 it says the amount of I-E equal to NCI profit not derived from dividends is taxed at 26% and the balance taxed at 20%, which implies all GRB is taxed at 20% (unless the statement doesn't include GRB at all).
However:
Question 2(ii) in the Aprilp 2010 paper -
I = 900, E = 700, NCI = 50, GRB case VI = 100
The solution gives total taxable income = I - E + GRB = 300
NCI profit = BLAGAB NCI + GRB = 150
Shareholder share = NCI so 150 taxed at 28%
Policyholder share = 300 - 150 = 150 taxed at 20%
So here all the GRB profits have been taxed at the corporation rate, not the policyholder rate.
What is correct?