GreenPen wrote: » Thanks Lol could not for the life of me figure that out. Really appreciate it
Lol2013 wrote: » No I meant the compilation engagements in the technical handbook
GreenPen wrote: » This picture might be of some help
so_bored.com wrote: » Hi guys has anyone done sim 2 in the 2010 paper.. Organic beef co ltd? Can someone tell me how they are working out the future earnings? I get the 1st year increasing by 40% but cant work out where the figures for years 2-5 are coming from?
walshing wrote: » i had this saved near the answer-might answer ur question Farm Profits 154,932 Year 1 2 3 4 5 Increase 40% 8% 8% 8% 8% Profit Increase 61,973 66,931 72,285 78,068 84,313 Saving 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 40,000 101,973 106,931 112,285 118,068 124,313 Average 112,714 50% Discount 16.5*50%*112,714 929,890 30% Discount 16.5*70%*112,714 1,301,845.98
FAEalltheway wrote: » yeah but with it moving to only 2 sims does that mean they might ask 5/ 6 indicators in each or am i correct in thinking the paul said max that he could write in the mock was 9 so therefore exam will be 9?
myshirt wrote: » Ron, you have a point. I wonder is there any value in taking something to deliberately slow down the digestive process. Maybe there is. Something like that would be horrible to happen. Must get the diet 100% in the run up here. Also, need to get into fapstronaut mode.
Tricky1979 wrote: » hi, just did the 2013 mock sim 2 which includes the revenue errors. I know there has been discussion here on revenues before, but do ppl find the likes of the j/e's in this solution understandable not to mention obtainable in the exam? just want to see am i alone in thinking that i'm goosed if difficult j/e's come up! ta
upnorthchick wrote: » Stopped over an hour ago and cannot seem to get back into it! Emmerdale is more appealing!
so_bored.com wrote: » Anything is more appealing at this stage lol
Lol2013 wrote: » Can someone please explain this whole issue of Earnings cap of €115K. I'm not sure I understand. Is it the same as spreading the pension over a certain amount of years[ deductible pension is based a % of your earnings depending on ur age. so can only get a deduction for pension to a max earnings of €115000 per year , so 115000*40% =€46k, (thats if your over 60)this is the max deduction u can get in a year! the % depends on your age,so if u earn €150k in a year, your 60 and your pension contribution is 60K, your only allowed 46k deduction in your tax return and u can carry forward the unused credit to the next year. sorry bad at explaining
walshing wrote: » Lol2013 wrote: » Can someone please explain this whole issue of Earnings cap of €115K. I'm not sure I understand. Is it the same as spreading the pension over a certain amount of years[ deductible pension is based a % of your earnings depending on ur age. so can only get a deduction for pension to a max earnings of €115000 per year , so 115000*40% =€46k, (thats if your over 60)this is the max deduction u can get in a year! the % depends on your age,so if u earn €150k in a year, your 60 and your pension contribution is 60K, your only allowed 46k deduction in your tax return and u can carry forward the unused credit to the next year. sorry bad at explaining Got it thanks very much