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Tax book question

Cookie_Monster · 2010-09-09 10:33:25

I'm doing P6 this year. no text book for whatever reason, just examiner note etc (all very comprehensive) Anyway I've a college tax book from 07/08 year. I assume that this is still perfectly OK to source 90% of basic revision from. Aside from rates etc there hasn't been any major shift in underlying issues in those years?

09-09-2010 10:33am

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I'm doing P6 this year. no text book for whatever reason, just examiner note etc (all very comprehensive)

Anyway I've a college tax book from 07/08 year. I assume that this is still perfectly OK to source 90% of basic revision from. Aside from rates etc there hasn't been any major shift in underlying issues in those years?

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#2 09-09-2010 2:41pm

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Cookie_Monster wrote: »

I'm doing P6 this year. no text book for whatever reason, just examiner note etc (all very comprehensive)

Anyway I've a college tax book from 07/08 year. I assume that this is still perfectly OK to source 90% of basic revision from. Aside from rates etc there hasn't been any major shift in underlying issues in those years?

I wouldn't - for the sak of 30 / 40 quid? It's set under different tax law. Certain reliefs etc may be included that have been repealed or missing new laws. It would be a nightmare imo.

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