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Previously on "HMRC are shafting us again with the VAT chages."

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  • northernladuk
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    I expect you also need to buy spanners and stuff

    Yeah dam grease monkies!! lol

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  • Fred Bloggs
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    Originally posted by Sally BFCA View Post
    True, but looking on the bright side you (engineering) were gaining 4%, in January you will be gaining 4.5% on the FRS!
    Hmmmmm.............

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  • Sally BFCA
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    Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View Post
    It seems engineering consultancy (that's me) and finanicial services are losing out by 0.5% in the VAt changes. IT and accounts are OK.
    True, but looking on the bright side you (engineering) were gaining 4%, in January you will be gaining 4.5% on the FRS!

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  • swamp
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    That's a bit harsh. In IT we don't buy anything other than laptops, which most people buy anyway. In Engineering, however, I expect you also need to buy spanners and stuff.

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  • thunderlizard
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    You mean you're making less unearned profit than you were? That's hardly a shafting. You can always go back to normal VAT if it works out better.

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  • HairyArsedBloke
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    Originally posted by JonSmile View Post
    glad I am a mgt accountant these day then.
    Not as glad as I am to be non-resident in the UK.

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  • JonSmile
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    glad I am a mgt accountant these day then.

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  • Fred Bloggs
    started a topic HMRC are shafting us again with the VAT chages.

    HMRC are shafting us again with the VAT chages.

    It seems engineering consultancy (that's me) and finanicial services are losing out by 0.5% in the VAt changes. IT and accounts are OK.

    Sector
    Jan 2010 %
    Dec 2009 %
    Nov 2008 %

    IT Consultancy
    13
    11.5
    13

    Engineering Consultancy
    13
    11
    12.5

    Management Consultancy
    12.5
    11
    12.5

    Accounting Services
    13
    11.5
    13

    Financial Services
    12
    10.5
    11.5
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