BT - Marginal relief formula
*Sarah*
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Hey
I am just looking over my notes before the BT exam tomorrow and I have noticed that the formula is slightly different in two sets of my notes.
The formula is = Fraction (11/400) x (M-P) x I/P
In one set of my notes I have down that 'I' is PCTCT and in the other it shows that 'I' is the FII. Could anyone clear this up for me?
Thanks :-)
Sarah
I am just looking over my notes before the BT exam tomorrow and I have noticed that the formula is slightly different in two sets of my notes.
The formula is = Fraction (11/400) x (M-P) x I/P
In one set of my notes I have down that 'I' is PCTCT and in the other it shows that 'I' is the FII. Could anyone clear this up for me?
Thanks :-)
Sarah
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Hi
'I' is PCTCT
All the best for tomorrow. I will be glad when its all over.
Yas0 -
Thanks very much Yas! :-)
Good luck for tomorrow too :-)
Sarah x0 -
I is profit chargeable to CT, P is PCPVCT plus FII (UK divs grossed up)0
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