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LPB – APR 2016 – L3 – Q5 – Bank’s Position on Assignment of Term Life Policy as Security

Discuss bank's position on legal assignment of a term life policy as additional security for a mortgage, how assignment is taken and priority over subsequent assignments, effect if premiums stop, payout if suicide, and differences if endowment policy.

The PREDEQ bank gives a mortgage of land for a customer0 \mathrm{}$ and, as an additional security, took an assignment of a 30-year Term Life Policy (not endowment situation) over the customer’s life – the policy monies being payable to the customer’s wife, at maturity on his death. Discuss this bank’s position in the following circumstances:

(a) How the Legal Assignment of the Policy was taken by the PREDEQ Bank: Supposing that someone else, at a later date, also takes an assignment of the Policy, which of the 2 assignments would have priority over the other?

(b) What would happen to the PREDEQ Bank’s security if the customer stopped paying the premiums?

(c) Would the Policy monies be payable if the customer committed suicide?

(d) Will the position be any different of the Policy was an Endowment Life Policy? If yes, indicate

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ATP – Feb 2020 – L2 – Q3 – Sector-Specific Taxation

Compute tax liability for Xornami Insurance Company for 2018 based on trial balance and additional info.

Xornami Insurance Company Limited has been operating a general insurance business in Ghana since 1st January, 2016.

Below is an extract from the Trial Balance as at 31/12/18:

Description GH¢000
Land (Leasehold) 10,000
Building (at cost) 130,000
Motor Vehicles (at cost) 22,000
Furniture & Fittings (at cost) 4,500
Interest received on loans 19,500
Interest on Investment 4,450
Stated Capital 100,000
Gross Premium received 127,600
Claims paid during the year 11,960
Income Tax paid 2,250
Commission paid to Agents 6,172
General Administrative Expenses 40,650
Reinsurance Premium paid 13,250
Reinsurance recoveries 18,540
Premiums returned to clients 19,308

The following additional information are made available to you:
(i) The lease is over a period of 40 years.
(ii) The General Administration Expenses include GH¢15,400 and GH¢2,500 in respect of depreciation and the Lease respectively for the year.
(iii) The company’s reserve for unexpired risk for the year ended 31st December, 2017 was GH¢42,000.
(iv) Assume that the depreciation charged in the financial statements for the year is equal to the depreciation allowances applicable to the company.
(v) Corporate Tax Rate: 25%.

Required:
Compute the tax liability of the company for 2018 year of assessment.

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BL – May 2014 – L1 – SA – Q10 – Agency Law

Identifying a contractual arrangement with periodic premium payments.

The only type of contractual arrangement in which one party pays premium periodically to the other party is:
A. Contract of lottery
B. Landlord-tenant contract
C. Contract between Estate Agents and Tenants
D. Contract of insurance
E. Non-insurable contract

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LPB – APR 2016 – L3 – Q5 – Bank’s Position on Assignment of Term Life Policy as Security

Discuss bank's position on legal assignment of a term life policy as additional security for a mortgage, how assignment is taken and priority over subsequent assignments, effect if premiums stop, payout if suicide, and differences if endowment policy.

The PREDEQ bank gives a mortgage of land for a customer0 \mathrm{}$ and, as an additional security, took an assignment of a 30-year Term Life Policy (not endowment situation) over the customer’s life – the policy monies being payable to the customer’s wife, at maturity on his death. Discuss this bank’s position in the following circumstances:

(a) How the Legal Assignment of the Policy was taken by the PREDEQ Bank: Supposing that someone else, at a later date, also takes an assignment of the Policy, which of the 2 assignments would have priority over the other?

(b) What would happen to the PREDEQ Bank’s security if the customer stopped paying the premiums?

(c) Would the Policy monies be payable if the customer committed suicide?

(d) Will the position be any different of the Policy was an Endowment Life Policy? If yes, indicate

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ATP – Feb 2020 – L2 – Q3 – Sector-Specific Taxation

Compute tax liability for Xornami Insurance Company for 2018 based on trial balance and additional info.

Xornami Insurance Company Limited has been operating a general insurance business in Ghana since 1st January, 2016.

Below is an extract from the Trial Balance as at 31/12/18:

Description GH¢000
Land (Leasehold) 10,000
Building (at cost) 130,000
Motor Vehicles (at cost) 22,000
Furniture & Fittings (at cost) 4,500
Interest received on loans 19,500
Interest on Investment 4,450
Stated Capital 100,000
Gross Premium received 127,600
Claims paid during the year 11,960
Income Tax paid 2,250
Commission paid to Agents 6,172
General Administrative Expenses 40,650
Reinsurance Premium paid 13,250
Reinsurance recoveries 18,540
Premiums returned to clients 19,308

The following additional information are made available to you:
(i) The lease is over a period of 40 years.
(ii) The General Administration Expenses include GH¢15,400 and GH¢2,500 in respect of depreciation and the Lease respectively for the year.
(iii) The company’s reserve for unexpired risk for the year ended 31st December, 2017 was GH¢42,000.
(iv) Assume that the depreciation charged in the financial statements for the year is equal to the depreciation allowances applicable to the company.
(v) Corporate Tax Rate: 25%.

Required:
Compute the tax liability of the company for 2018 year of assessment.

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BL – May 2014 – L1 – SA – Q10 – Agency Law

Identifying a contractual arrangement with periodic premium payments.

The only type of contractual arrangement in which one party pays premium periodically to the other party is:
A. Contract of lottery
B. Landlord-tenant contract
C. Contract between Estate Agents and Tenants
D. Contract of insurance
E. Non-insurable contract

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