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Re: New to Level 2 AAT
> @anony123 said:
> Ohhh that doesn’t help me.
>
Okay? It wasn’t meant to help you? I was answering loren1210’s post with tips that I found helpful? And allegedly you’ve done L2 and L3 so it’s not relevant to you anyway?
> Ohhh that doesn’t help me.
>
Okay? It wasn’t meant to help you? I was answering loren1210’s post with tips that I found helpful? And allegedly you’ve done L2 and L3 so it’s not relevant to you anyway?
Sabbiem
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Vacancy - Accounts Apprentice - Staffordshire
Hi,
Just letting you know that I have a vacancy for an Accounts Apprentice based at our Colwich office in Staffordshire. We will fully fund your training with your AAT qualification and would suit somebody looking to jump start their career in Finance with a level 2 or 3 qual, started or not. Earn while you learn opportunity with great benefits.
If you go to our website https://pjdltd.com/, look on the 'Work for Us' page, we have a link to our vacancies.
Immediate starts are available.
This is a full time and permanent position.
Regards,
Vicky
Just letting you know that I have a vacancy for an Accounts Apprentice based at our Colwich office in Staffordshire. We will fully fund your training with your AAT qualification and would suit somebody looking to jump start their career in Finance with a level 2 or 3 qual, started or not. Earn while you learn opportunity with great benefits.
If you go to our website https://pjdltd.com/, look on the 'Work for Us' page, we have a link to our vacancies.
Immediate starts are available.
This is a full time and permanent position.
Regards,
Vicky
Re: AQ2016 PDSY > Q2022 INAC
Thanks for the reply Conor - seen a few comments on forums that questions in the exam are coming up that haven't been covered in learning material? Guess as it's a new exam there isn't too much feedback on it yet! Good luck if you've taken this and are waiting for your result.
DanDan
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Re: Practice asessment 2 task 6 Credit management, does anyone know how to calculate this please?
Effective rate interest
Formula= d/100-d X 365/N-D
d= discount percentage given
N=normal payment term
D=Discount payment term
Therefore we do not have any days given so we will only use the percentage side
2%/98% *100 =2.04%
discounts periods
Using the same method
Here we do not have the percentage side so it is going to be a straight
365/16 =22.81
Finally
2.04% X 22.81 =46.53
=47%
OR
2%/100%-2% X 365/30-14
2/98 X 365/16
0.02040816326 X 22.8125
0.4655 *100%
=47%
Formula= d/100-d X 365/N-D
d= discount percentage given
N=normal payment term
D=Discount payment term
Therefore we do not have any days given so we will only use the percentage side
2%/98% *100 =2.04%
discounts periods
Using the same method
Here we do not have the percentage side so it is going to be a straight
365/16 =22.81
Finally
2.04% X 22.81 =46.53
=47%
OR
2%/100%-2% X 365/30-14
2/98 X 365/16
0.02040816326 X 22.8125
0.4655 *100%
=47%
Bonnie28
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