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Ilаriа Mаrcianо, the fоunder and sоle owner of Gelato Bello, an ice cream business, is an old friend and client of yours. She has approached you for advice on the following matters: Answer the questions completely, using the law, rates and allowances applicable for the 2020/21 tax year. If you believe you do not have sufficient information to answer a question, explain what further information you require. 2) Although Gelato Bello is quite successful, after 10 years in the business Ms Marciano is getting bored of ice cream. She is thinking of selling Gelato Bello and starting a new venture. She has told you that she is considering two options. The first is to sell Gelato Bello to another ice cream business. However, she is unhappy with the possibility that a new owner might fold the business into its existing brand. The second option is to sell the business to her niece Giuseppina Marciano. Her niece, of whom she is very fond, has been working at Gelato Bello for more than five years, is passionate about artisanal ice cream and has plans to expand the business in Dorset and Hampshire. Based on conversations with her accountants and some very initial discussions with potential purchasers, she believes she would be able to get £750,000 for Gelato Bello if it were sold to a third party. The accountants have assessed the value of the business as £500,000 for the office, factory and shops, £225,000 for goodwill and £25,000 for company vehicles. The various premises were acquired for a total of £300,000 and the vehicles for £50,000. Alternatively, Ms Marciano would be willing to sell the business to her niece for £600,000. As part of the sale, she would lend Giuseppina £200,000 for five years, interest-free. Either sale would take place during the 2020/21 tax year. a) Describe and calculate the tax consequences to Ms Marciano of a sale of Gelato Bello to a third party for £750,000. In 2020/21, Gelato Bello generated £50,000 in trading profits. Assume that Ms Marciano’s only other income for the year is £3,000 in interest on various accounts. Discuss all relevant reliefs. (20 marks) b) Describe and calculate the tax consequences to both Ms Marciano and her niece of a sale of Gelato Bello to Giuseppina on the terms described above. Assume that Ms Marciano’s income is as stated in (a) above and that Giuseppina’s only income for the year is the £18,000 she is paid for working at Gelato Bello and £5,000 in dividends she receives as the beneficiary of a family trust fund. Discuss all relevant reliefs. (30 marks) c) Strictly from a tax point of view, which of the above options is preferable for Ms Marciano? (10 marks)
An undergrаduаte is pаrticipating in a memоry study. Initially, the student is given a number sequence and asked tо repeat it back after waiting 5-20 secоnds in silence. In this phase, the student has near-perfect accuracy in recalling the numbers. In the second phase, the student is given a number sequence, then asked to count backwards from 438 by 7s. After about 15 seconds, the experimenter asks the student to recall the numbers, and the student doesn't remember any. What is the most likely reason for the failure to recall the numbers in the second phase?