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Re: Monthly invoicing - How to display on invoices
Hi J_ACO
Depending how you have communicated and agreed your fee structure with your clients would "part payment", "instalment" or "breakdown of charges" work?
I'm just wondering if it's for your purposes or for your clients clarification. Are you looking to track your costs and income to your different services? If it's for you and you are using software you will probably have a field available when you set up your products/services which you can use to categories.
Depending how you have communicated and agreed your fee structure with your clients would "part payment", "instalment" or "breakdown of charges" work?
I'm just wondering if it's for your purposes or for your clients clarification. Are you looking to track your costs and income to your different services? If it's for you and you are using software you will probably have a field available when you set up your products/services which you can use to categories.
Re: Monthly invoicing - How to display on invoices
I do monthly fees for some clients. I send them the quote by email for the whole year, breaking down the costs for each service, with a total and 1/12 monthly amount. The invoices then say "Monthly fee as agreed by email on dd/mm/yy". Nice & simple and a handy reference for both sides for when it needs to be reviewed.
zxcvb
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Re: Process of next steps
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/payecis-for-agents-online-service
VAT is through your ASA account
PAYE is above, I have had trouble getting the PAYE service activated
VAT is through your ASA account
PAYE is above, I have had trouble getting the PAYE service activated
J_ACO
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Subject: Study Partnership for AAT 2
Subject: Study Partnership for AAT 2
Hi everyone,
I’m currently on my AAT journey, specifically studying AAT Level 2. I’m also awaiting my exam results for the Introduction to Bookkeeping course.
I wanted to reach out to those of you who are studying independently like I am. I think it could be beneficial to team up with a study partner. We could discuss a chapter or topic once a week or so.
I'm just putting this idea out there because I currently do not have anyone to communicate with who is undergoing the same studies. A study or discussion group would be really helpful.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
Hi everyone,
I’m currently on my AAT journey, specifically studying AAT Level 2. I’m also awaiting my exam results for the Introduction to Bookkeeping course.
I wanted to reach out to those of you who are studying independently like I am. I think it could be beneficial to team up with a study partner. We could discuss a chapter or topic once a week or so.
I'm just putting this idea out there because I currently do not have anyone to communicate with who is undergoing the same studies. A study or discussion group would be really helpful.
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
AGANGAR
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Re: Level 4 - INAC Cost Benefit analysis - help!!!
Hi @Dom77771
I have this exam soon and must admit it is complicated even I'm taking my time reading on this as it does feel like there is quite a lot to take in. I would suggest watching YouTube videos on this topic as they provide exam support and examples
Hi @wilburnet
Great link because it breaks it down and explained really well. I am using that now too.
Kind regards
Shamil
I have this exam soon and must admit it is complicated even I'm taking my time reading on this as it does feel like there is quite a lot to take in. I would suggest watching YouTube videos on this topic as they provide exam support and examples
Hi @wilburnet
Great link because it breaks it down and explained really well. I am using that now too.
Kind regards
Shamil
Level 4 - INAC Cost Benefit analysis - help!!!
Hi everyone, I need help and good examples of the cost benefit analysis, as I keep missing points for it in the exam. Not sure what I am doing wrong. Does anyone have any good exam pracise examples of it? as it's harder than I thought it is... Many thanks
Dom77771
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Re: Total Target Costs
Hello,
From my understanding, there has been an increase in selling price of £2 per unit which makes now the selling price per unit £22 compared to £20 before.
Total cost = Fixed cost + Variable cost => (270,000+450,000)/45,000units = £16/unit
Profit/unit= Selling cost/unit - Total cost/unit => 22-16= £6/unit
Hope that helps.
From my understanding, there has been an increase in selling price of £2 per unit which makes now the selling price per unit £22 compared to £20 before.
Total cost = Fixed cost + Variable cost => (270,000+450,000)/45,000units = £16/unit
Profit/unit= Selling cost/unit - Total cost/unit => 22-16= £6/unit
Hope that helps.
Contemplating Level 4
Good morning all,
I finished my level 3 back in 2022 and have since got married and had a baby (which is why my level 4 was put on hold)!! I've not found the time to start my level 4 and have gone part time at work to manage childcare and the costs it comes with.
I've recently found out that my company are reducing everyone's hours and I am concerned for my job, for context, I work in manufacturing and I am the only employed Finance Officer. We have a management accountant who does one day a week and a bookkeeper who does one day a week, these both work for an external company.
I am about to update my CV and see if there are any part time bookkeeping jobs going, but I am just wondering if it is worth doing my level 4 and if anyone has managed studying, alongside working and looking after a very full on toddler.
I'd love to hear other people's thoughts on this or see if anyone has any advice for me?
thanks so much in advance
anon1996
I finished my level 3 back in 2022 and have since got married and had a baby (which is why my level 4 was put on hold)!! I've not found the time to start my level 4 and have gone part time at work to manage childcare and the costs it comes with.
I've recently found out that my company are reducing everyone's hours and I am concerned for my job, for context, I work in manufacturing and I am the only employed Finance Officer. We have a management accountant who does one day a week and a bookkeeper who does one day a week, these both work for an external company.
I am about to update my CV and see if there are any part time bookkeeping jobs going, but I am just wondering if it is worth doing my level 4 and if anyone has managed studying, alongside working and looking after a very full on toddler.
I'd love to hear other people's thoughts on this or see if anyone has any advice for me?
thanks so much in advance
anon1996
anon1996
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Re: Osborne AAT Level 4 books for sale - brand new
Hi, are these books still available? If so, are they 2022 syllabus?
Thanks,
Chathu
Thanks,
Chathu
csanj
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