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Parki82
Registered Posts: 50
in Business Tax
Adam has been trading for years his liability is as follows:
2015/16 £9600
2016/2017 £15450
2017/2018 £13500
Complete the total payments Adam will make
31st July 2018 - £7725
31st January 2019 -£4800
31st July 2019 -£6750
I’m really struggling how the answer arrived at 4800 for January 2019.
Please could someone explain to me?
Thanks
2015/16 £9600
2016/2017 £15450
2017/2018 £13500
Complete the total payments Adam will make
31st July 2018 - £7725
31st January 2019 -£4800
31st July 2019 -£6750
I’m really struggling how the answer arrived at 4800 for January 2019.
Please could someone explain to me?
Thanks
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douglasstroud
Posts: 148
In 17/18 his liability was £13,500 but he has already paid £15,450 in POA so he had paid £1,950 too much
His first POA in Jan 19 would be half of £13,500 which is £6,750 minus the overpaid £1,950 which makes £4,8005