Applying to reduce POA
Sarah-Lou
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One more question then I'll go away lol
Client 2008/09 accounts (runs September to August) put in Jan just gone and POA are rather large for this year.
Am slightly confused by the reducing POA form as to when you can apply to reduce them. Obviously she has paid one POA already but could the second one be reduced as income drastically reduced for the 2009/2010 period.
I can't get my head around this!
Thank you lovely people
)
Sarah-Lou
Client 2008/09 accounts (runs September to August) put in Jan just gone and POA are rather large for this year.
Am slightly confused by the reducing POA form as to when you can apply to reduce them. Obviously she has paid one POA already but could the second one be reduced as income drastically reduced for the 2009/2010 period.
I can't get my head around this!
Thank you lovely people
)Sarah-Lou
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You apply to reduce both. You cannot leave one as is and reduce the other. Therefore she will be due a refund for her first one which she can then credit to her second one if she so chooses.0
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