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    PracticeACCAACCA TX — Taxation Practice Exam 4Question 03
    Medium2 marksMultiple Choice
    National insurance contributionsSection ANIC

    ACCA · Question 03 · National insurance contributions

    Section A

    An environmental NGO provides its director with a zero-emission electric company car. The list price of the car is £40,000. The NGO also pays for the installation of a charging point at the director's home costing £1,200. What is the Class 1A National Insurance Contribution (NIC) liability for the NGO regarding these benefits for the 2023/24 tax year? (Assume the appropriate percentage for a zero-emission car is 2% and Class 1A rate is 13.8%).

    Answer options:

    A.

    £0

    B.

    £110.40

    C.

    £276.00

    D.

    £800.00

    How to approach this question

    Calculate the taxable benefit of the car. Determine if the charging point is taxable. Apply the Class 1A NIC rate to the total taxable benefits.

    Full Answer

    B.£110.40✓ Correct
    The taxable benefit for the zero-emission car is £40,000 x 2% = £800. The provision of a charging point at the employee's home for a company car is an exempt benefit. Therefore, the total taxable benefit is £800. The employer's Class 1A NIC liability is £800 x 13.8% = £110.40.

    Common mistakes

    Including the £1,200 charging point installation as a taxable benefit.
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