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Re: New Practice Network Group - South London/ Kingston Area
I also think this is a great idea. Unfortunately I am based in North London (I could get to North East or even East London at a stretch).
Anyway, good luck!
It might make more sense to advertise this on Facebook or LinkedIn. This forum is a bit like Myspace and Friends Reunited.
Anyway, good luck!
It might make more sense to advertise this on Facebook or LinkedIn. This forum is a bit like Myspace and Friends Reunited.
Re: vat on carpets
This is really odd as I am getting mixed views when doing CIS carpet fitters are exempt for laying carpets. Someone has also said that carpets are exempt from VAT I was wondering if they could be getting mixed up with CIS but they are owners of a carpet shop so I am very confused. Is it definite that if you employ a subcontractor to supply and fit carpets then when invoicing your customer you charge them VAT. I have looked on HMRC and I cannot find where it says they are exempt from VAT so I also thought you would charge VAT for the work.
vat on carpets
Hi, can you please help me when VAT registered do you add VAT to carpets? I understand this is a grey area with tax. Thanks
Re: GOOD NEWS! - Cost Benefit Analysis
That information is incorrect, I got a CBA question in my exam and there wasn't any questions on it in the mocks on AAT website.I am not a peril student. I am sorry to have misinformed everyone, however, as above, I was misinformed myself by AAT, THE ACTUAL PROFESSIONAL BODY, and am taking this very seriously with AAT and complaining to the top.
Fortunately I was well prepared for CBA and passed the exam, ignore this response at your peril students...….
Always prepare for every exam for no surprises that was my mantra for 3 years and it served me very well.
I think this is a very rude comment to make about me, especially when AAT admitted that they were in the wrong.
You are the one saying you were prepared for CBA and yet you know that plenty of students are struggling with CBA and not willing to help. Just boasting about yourself, and not willing to help others, nice one
Re: GOOD NEWS! - Cost Benefit Analysis
@bolingbroke Punctuation is key then 
Still no input as to how other students can be 'well prepared' for cba though, which would have been extremely useful as everyone is struggling with it, and AAT are useless at helping with it
Still no input as to how other students can be 'well prepared' for cba though, which would have been extremely useful as everyone is struggling with it, and AAT are useless at helping with it Re: Is my certificate valid if I dont pay membership fee
A handy, money-saving hint might be to change your surname by deed poll to Maat.
Or even, to the less easily pronounceable Welsh equivalent, Fmaat.
. . and hope your clients don't ask too many questions.
Or even, to the less easily pronounceable Welsh equivalent, Fmaat.
. . and hope your clients don't ask too many questions.
Re: Results Day!
Still haven't had my results yet! Getting nervous now!
Re: Why would you set up a Private Limited Company every year?
I do not deal with tax at all. But it sounds like fraud/tax evasion. Not declaring income tax and etc.
Goodwill tax relief
Hi every body
I will be grateful if someone answer my question. One of my client has paid £5000 to a third party for goodwill in 2018 for acquiring an existing business. Please let me know if there is any corporation tax relief for amortisation on Goodwill?
Please give an example?
Many thanks
Abbas
I will be grateful if someone answer my question. One of my client has paid £5000 to a third party for goodwill in 2018 for acquiring an existing business. Please let me know if there is any corporation tax relief for amortisation on Goodwill?
Please give an example?
Many thanks
Abbas
