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    #21
    Originally posted by Pondlife
    Wrong way round

    Also the 11% (or whatever) is applied to Sales + VAT i.e. £1175 * 11%
    FRS gain (loss) = vx - vy - fx - fvx

    where
    x = VATable sales (remember to exclude bank interest)
    y = VATable expenses (remember to exclude all payroll costs, and take the VAT off the expenses off before doing the calculation)
    v = VAT rate (17.5%)
    f = FRS VAT rate (usually 12 in the first year, and then 13% afterwards)

    For most people (on the 13% flat rate) you are better off if your average VATable expenses are less than 12.7% of your pre-VAT gross sales.

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