The actual taxable benefit will depend on the car's list price, including extras, plus its emissions.

There would be a further taxable benefit if the company paid for fuel used by you for personal journeys.

You would multiply 1,500 (7,500 less 6,000) by fivethirds, giving you a taxable benefit of 2,500.

But the stock market regulator ruled it was a taxable benefit.

The regulator also paid the 12,442 of tax he was charged for the car as a taxable benefit.

On a 10,000 taxable gain that's a bill of 4,000.

You would first subtract the annual exemption of 10,600, bringing your taxable gain down to 139,400.

That would bring your taxable gain down to 90,000.

That leaves only 1/7th of her share taxable, 20,000, and that will be covered by her entitlement to letting exemption, leaving no taxable gain.

If she has her annual exemption available, this will further reduce the taxable gain to £157,700.

They all come to about 16,000, leaving a taxable profit of 121,500.

Then came last year's summer budget: landlords could no longer deduct mortgage interest as a cost when working out their taxable profit.

That factor turned the group's taxable profit into a loss of 5.2 billion which would take it out of range of the taxman.

That could add up to a gain of about 72,000, even after allowing for some costs such as improvements - your actual costs may have been greater, trimming the taxable profit.

If the definitions are changed to increase the taxable profit made in one country, it requires that the profit made in another country will be reduced.

His fortunes abruptly changed after the war, however, and his taxable property was valued at less than $20,000.

Equalized values are based on the full market value of all taxable property in the state, except for agricultural land.

In 2007 the city had a budget of $3.8 million and a tax rate of $6.75 per $1000 of taxable property valuation.

By 1858 the town owed $900,000, mostly on railroad bonds, while the value of its taxable property dropped by $5.5 million.

However, the 1887 constitution required an income of $600 or taxable property of $3000 to vote for the upper house (or serve in it).