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Basis of Assessment

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  • February 2, 2022 at 5:59 am #647915
    Noorshadab
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    Hello sir. I just created my open tuition and I am finding your lectures very useful.

    My question is regarding basis of assessment. How would I know that a period of account is not ending in the second tax year?

    Thank you very much and I am kindly asking for the reply. If you could explain it with an example I am sure I will get the answer.

    February 2, 2022 at 3:53 pm #647984
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    You mention there that you are using the lectures – have you worked through the Chapter 6 lectures and Study Notes.
    In the lectures dealing with assessments in the opening years of a new business I work examples and in addition in the Study Notes you have Examples 2 & 3 where there is an accounting period that ends in the 2nd tax year and Example 4 where there is no accounting period that ends in the 2nd tax year which again are reviewed and explained in the lecture.
    The question is simply a matter of fact about dates – what are the dates of the tax year and is there an accounting period that ends in that tax year

    February 6, 2022 at 7:56 am #648189
    Noorshadab
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    Thank you ? sir for the reply

    February 6, 2022 at 1:01 pm #648207
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    Hope you are now able to correctly apply the bases of assessment in opening years for the relevant tax years – it is an area that requires practice for you to be able to learn these rules – work carefully through the lectures and study notes

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