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Question 1

You work in the finance department of an entity. A director has approached you and asked you to falsify sales invoices which would significantly inflate revenue. The CIMA Code of Ethics suggests that you should deal with such an ethical dilemma by following a number of stages.

Place each of the stages identified below into chronological order.

Options:

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Question 2

Country Q has the following rules in respect of capital tax on the disposal of assets:

*Capital gains are subject to tax at 25%.

*Capital losses can only be carried forward and offset against future capital gains.

The following data relates to ABC:

How much capital tax will be payable on the capital gain recorded in 20X3?

Give your answer to the nearest $.

Options:

Question 3

Country A permits the following deductions in an entity's annual corporate income tax return in relation to entertaining expenses and gifts;

1 Employee entertaining up to a value of $150 a head

2 Entertaining of overseas customers.

3 Individual gifts not to exceed $10 in value

Which THREE of the following actions would be regarded as tax evasion?

Options:

A.

Delay the next entertainment event for staff until the next financial year so that the $150 limit is not breached.

B.

Inflate the number of employees that are recorded as being entertained so that the overall employee entertainment bill falls below $150 a head.

C.

Split any gifts made so that any gift does not exceed $10 on an individual basis.

D.

Ensure that employees reimburse their employers for any entertaining incurred which exceeds the $150 a head limit

E.

Record customers who do not meet the overseas criteria as overseas customers.

F.

Deduct all entertaining expenses without any analysis of what the entertaining relates to.