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Passed with 68%

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I have Kaplan study text and exam kit valid until June 2019. Cost will be 1500 + Postal Charges so please contact me if interested.

Email Id – Nitin.tulsian2@gmail.com

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Thank you Sir John.

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Thank you Sir. I am going through the lectures now so will avoid such questions for sure.

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Thank you Sir. I am going through the lectures now so all sorted now. Sorry for being a pain:(

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Sincere thanks to Open Tuition.

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76%. Sincere thanks to Tax Tutor and Open Tuition.

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Kindly ignore this question as I now understand that 1/3rd of the overall gain is chargeable immediately and the remaining 2/3rd will qualify for PPR.

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Thank you Sir. I now understand what I was missing. You have made it so easy to understand the topics for an overseas student like myself.

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I have solved all the problems and practice questions but could not get a problem similar to the above hence this request.

I have intentionally ignored Non-Savings income in these 2 examples.

Your guidance will be really appreciated.

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I have intentionally ignored Non-savings income in the above two cases. You can consider the above figures as Taxable income instead of Net Income to avoid the hassle of PA calculation.

Request your guidance Sir.

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Are you saying if David had a trading income of £10,000 and Victoria received a salary of £30,000, David can still transfer 1100 of his PA to Victoria?

This would mean that both the partners together will benefit from 22100 PA instead of 22000.

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Thank you thuhale1412

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Thanks John

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This is one the questions in section A of the open tuition mock exam. The suggested answer says option 4 doesn’t impact but rest does so I am confused now.

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Thanks John. I am of course watching your lectures and reached up to chapter 9. Will cover the remaining by the end of next week.

Will have a look at the revision kit soon.

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Thanks John.

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Apologies John. I am new to this site so still learning how to use various forums.

I will keep this in mind going forward.

Thanks,
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Thanks John.

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Throwing some light with my limited understanding:

JIT implies that the company does not maintain inventory and this goes well with the throughput accounting as it assumes that only the material cost is variable in the short term.

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Thanks John. Please can you send me the link to your free lectures so that I can watch them?

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