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Previously on "FRS and Corporation tax turnover"

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  • Craig@Clarity
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    Originally posted by VectraMan View Post
    Eh? What happened there?
    Confused.com!!

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  • VectraMan
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    Thanks.

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  • Craig@Clarity
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    That's spot on. Ex VAT = Gross less FRS at 14.5%

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  • VectraMan
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    Eh? What happened there?
    Last edited by VectraMan; 21 May 2012, 12:50. Reason: Weird tulip.

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  • VectraMan
    started a topic FRS and Corporation tax turnover

    FRS and Corporation tax turnover

    Sanity check please:

    I'm attempting to do my CT600, and just to be sure, the "turnover" should be sales ex-VAT, plus the money that I've made by being on the FRS.

    So if it was £10,000 sales for the year, that would be £12,000 gross * 14.5% = £1740 that I would have paid in VAT. So the gain is £2000 - £1740 = £260, making my turnover £10,260.

    Am I doing the right thing? So far I have discrepency of £97 and I can't work out why.

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