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The Investment Bond Gain calculation determines the taxable gain on UK investment bonds using the formula G = TB - TD - PG. This calculation is essential for UK tax purposes when dealing with investment bonds and their associated gains.
The calculator uses the investment bond gain formula:
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Explanation: The formula calculates the net gain by subtracting all deductions and previously assessed gains from the total benefits received from the investment bond.
Details: Accurate gain calculation is crucial for UK tax compliance, determining tax liability on investment bonds, and proper financial planning for bond investments.
Tips: Enter all values in GBP. Total benefits represent all amounts received from the bond, deductions include allowable expenses, and previous gains refer to gains already taxed in earlier periods.
Q1: What constitutes "total benefits received"?
A: Total benefits include all payments, withdrawals, and surrenders received from the investment bond during the assessment period.
Q2: What deductions are allowable?
A: Allowable deductions may include acquisition costs, certain expenses, and other amounts specifically allowed under UK tax legislation.
Q3: How are previous gains determined?
A: Previous gains refer to gains that have already been assessed and taxed in prior tax years or assessment periods.
Q4: When is this calculation required?
A: This calculation is required when disposing of an investment bond, making withdrawals, or for annual tax assessment purposes in the UK.
Q5: Are there special rules for top-slicing relief?
A: Yes, top-slicing relief may apply to spread the gain over the years the bond has been held, which can reduce the tax liability for higher-rate taxpayers.