Sami a sole trader started business in 2014 and prepares his Income statement by the end of March. The Recent Income Statement for the year ended 31 March 2022 is as follows:

		£
Sales		600,000
Less: Cost of Sales		(240,000)
Gross Profit		360,000
Add: other Income
Interest on debenture	19,000
Rental Income	2,000
Dividend Income	17,000	38,000
Less: Expenses:		398,000
Depreciation	20,000
Wages and Salaries	30,000
Interest Expense	14,000
Subscription	1,600
Donation	10,000
Bad and doubtful debt	4,000
Gift and Entertainment	5,000
Other Expense	4,400
Repairs and maintenance	17,000
Car Expenses	12,000
Car Lease Rent	14,000	-134,000
NET PROFIT		264,000

Note 1:

1. Sami is full-time working for his sole trader business, for that he has taken a salary of £4000 from the business.

2. Sami borrowed a loan from Bank for the purposes of a business as well as his sister’s marriage. Total interest paid of £14,000 includes £3000 is for the loan of his sister’s marriage. The remaining interest is for business purposes.

3. Sami used to visit a gym near his residence. He paid the annual membership fees of £200 from the business fund and included it in the heading as Subscription. Also, he paid a £600 subscription for the trade association, and the balance all for business purposes.
4. Sami is very generous by giving various donations to a local charity and political party. From the business fund, he paid a local charity of £600, a National charity of £3,800, and for political party £5,600 during the year.

5. Sami gave so many loans to his staff, customers and suppliers. The staff who took a loan left his business and joined another large company. Sami has treated the remaining loan of £500 as Bad debt. Also, a customer who borrowed £400 has absconded and Sami treated that amount as bad debt. Balance out of bad and doubtful debts are related to the business.

6. Gift and Entertainment:

Sami arranged a family get-together in a hotel and spent £2000 from business money.

Gift of Chips packets costing £0.50 for 1000 customers

Gift of Cigarette packets to Staff each costing £5 each for 100 staff

Entertainment for customers £1000

Staff Entertainment £500

7. Other expenses include a Fine and penalty of £200 for throwing the waste product to the roadside, a £50 Parking fine of Sami, and a £100 parking fine of the Employees, balance all for normal general expenses incurred for the purposes of business.

8. Repairs and maintenance include both revenue and capital expenditures. Purchase of plant and machinery costing £10,000 and building repair costing 7,000 included in the cost of the repair.

9. Car Expenses:

Using a business car, Sami traveled 10,000 miles during the year, out of this, 3,000 miles is for personal use. But the total car expense has been shown in the income statement.

10. Sami has taken another car for business use on a lease basis. The CO2 emission of the car was 140 gm/km and paid the rent of £14,000.
11. The capital allowance of the business is £30,000 for the year-end 31 March 2022.

12. The business had a £20,000 trading loss for the year ended 31 March 2021.

Required:

1. Calculate the adjusted trading Profit of Sami for the year ended 31 March 2022. (8 marks)
2. Calculate the Class 2 and 4 NIC for the business of Sami. (1 mark)
3. Assume that Sami has submitted his Income-tax return late and has not maintained the books and records.

• Explain the due date for submitting the return, and calculate the penalty, if his tax liability for 2020/21 is 12,000.
• explain how long Sami has to maintain books and records, and what is the penalty for non-compliance of the above. ( max. 100 words) (3 mark)

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

1 The adjusted trading profit for the year ended 31 March 2022 is 294000 2 The Class 2 and 4 NIC for ... View the full answer