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Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) for Hospitality Students Theory Questions: 1. What is the primary residence exclusion in South African capital gains tax? o A) R2 million exclusion on any capital gain. o B) R2 million exclusion only on properties valued over R5 million. o C) R1.5 million exclu...

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HFM107V ASSIGNMENT 2
SEMESTER 2 (CORRECT
th
ANSWERS) DUE 11
SEPTEMBER 2024
GUARANTEED DISTINCTION.
Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) for Hospitality Students

Theory Questions:

1. What is the primary residence exclusion in South African capital gains tax? ANSWER A

o A) R2 million exclusion on any capital gain.

o B) R2 million exclusion only on properties valued over R5 million.

o C) R1.5 million exclusion on any capital gain.

o D) R300,000 exclusion on properties under R2 million.

2. Which of the following is considered a "capital asset" under South African tax law?

o A) A company’s inventory.

o B) Personal use items, like furniture.

o C) Investment property.

o D) Cash in a bank account.

, Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQs) for Hospitality Students

Theory Questions:

1. What is the primary residence exclusion in South African capital gains tax? ANSWER A

o A) R2 million exclusion on any capital gain.

o B) R2 million exclusion only on properties valued over R5 million.

o C) R1.5 million exclusion on any capital gain.

o D) R300,000 exclusion on properties under R2 million.

2. Which of the following is considered a "capital asset" under South African tax law?

o A) A company’s inventory.

o B) Personal use items, like furniture.

o C) Investment property.

o D) Cash in a bank account.

3. What is the annual exclusion amount for capital gains for individuals in South

Africa?

o A) R20,000

o B) R40,000

o C) R100,000

o D) R10,000

4. Which of the following does NOT increase the base cost of a property?

o A) Major renovations.

o B) Maintenance and repair costs.

o C) Legal fees during acquisition.

o D) Transfer duties.

5. When selling multiple assets, how is the capital gain or loss determined?

o A) By calculating the gain or loss for each asset separately and then summing

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