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PART 2: Capital Gains Tax 183 of 12,000. In June 2016 she sold a one-quarter interest in the asset for 100 Edwina bought a chargeable asset in August 2009 for 240,000. paying acquisition.com incurred disposal costs of 5,000. The remaining three-quarters interest in the valued at 500,000 in June 2016 (a) Compute the chargeable gain arising in June 2016. (b) Also compute the chargeable gain arising in January 2021, when Edwina solide et remaining three-quarters interest in the asset for 520.000. Assume that spel Francis acquired an oil painting for 11.500 in March 1979. He sold the painting 87,500 in March 2021. Compute the chargeable gain or allowable loss arising on (c) 100.000 costs in January 2021 were Enil. 18.4 disposal if the painting's market value on 31 March 1982 was (a) 10,000 (b) 15,000 18.5 In June 2012. Gillian was given shares with a market value at that time of the November 2018 she made a successful claim to the effect that these shares nowada negligible value of only 80 (a) Compute the allowable loss. (0) Compute the chargeable gain arising in March 2021, when Gillian sold the stars for 120. 18.6 Jon bought a chargeable asset for 23.000 in May 1979. He incurred enhancemes expenditure of 10.000 in June 1981 and a further 14,000 in July 1998. The asset valued at 58,500 on 31 March 1982 and was sold for 185,000 in February 2021. (a) Compute the chargeable gain. (b) Now re-compute the gain, assuming that the person who bought the asset from Son in February 2021 was his civil partner (who lives with him). * 18.7 Karen bought a house in 1993 for 42,000. In November 1994 she spent 18.000 dividing the house into two self-contained flats. In September 2018 she sold one of the flats for 95,000, at which time the other flat was valued at 105,000. In January 2021 she sold the second flat for 110,000. Karen never lived in either of the flats. Compute the chargeable gains arising on Karen's two disposals. PART 2: Capital Gains Tax 183 of 12,000. In June 2016 she sold a one-quarter interest in the asset for 100 Edwina bought a chargeable asset in August 2009 for 240,000. paying acquisition.com incurred disposal costs of 5,000. The remaining three-quarters interest in the valued at 500,000 in June 2016 (a) Compute the chargeable gain arising in June 2016. (b) Also compute the chargeable gain arising in January 2021, when Edwina solide et remaining three-quarters interest in the asset for 520.000. Assume that spel Francis acquired an oil painting for 11.500 in March 1979. He sold the painting 87,500 in March 2021. Compute the chargeable gain or allowable loss arising on (c) 100.000 costs in January 2021 were Enil. 18.4 disposal if the painting's market value on 31 March 1982 was (a) 10,000 (b) 15,000 18.5 In June 2012. Gillian was given shares with a market value at that time of the November 2018 she made a successful claim to the effect that these shares nowada negligible value of only 80 (a) Compute the allowable loss. (0) Compute the chargeable gain arising in March 2021, when Gillian sold the stars for 120. 18.6 Jon bought a chargeable asset for 23.000 in May 1979. He incurred enhancemes expenditure of 10.000 in June 1981 and a further 14,000 in July 1998. The asset valued at 58,500 on 31 March 1982 and was sold for 185,000 in February 2021. (a) Compute the chargeable gain. (b) Now re-compute the gain, assuming that the person who bought the asset from Son in February 2021 was his civil partner (who lives with him). * 18.7 Karen bought a house in 1993 for 42,000. In November 1994 she spent 18.000 dividing the house into two self-contained flats. In September 2018 she sold one of the flats for 95,000, at which time the other flat was valued at 105,000. In January 2021 she sold the second flat for 110,000. Karen never lived in either of the flats. Compute the chargeable gains arising on Karen's two disposals