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Jun 10, 2008, 07:46 AM
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I gave up ATT training a while ago.
My main complaint was that it leaned too much towards practical aspects (i.e. calculating a person's tax liability), and didn't feature enough theory, background and politics - of which, as a journalist, I'm much more in need.
Then there was the maths.
As I've written before, sums are an anathema to me (as they are to the UK in general - maybe).
The other day, I momentarily struggled to subtract four from 11.
Okay, I was on a gym treadmill at the time, running at 9.5kmpg on a 0.5 incline, but 11 minus four...
Sheesh!
(The answer is seven, by the way. I think.)
To return to the numerate Taxation.co.uk, click here.
My main complaint was that it leaned too much towards practical aspects (i.e. calculating a person's tax liability), and didn't feature enough theory, background and politics - of which, as a journalist, I'm much more in need.
Then there was the maths.
As I've written before, sums are an anathema to me (as they are to the UK in general - maybe).
The other day, I momentarily struggled to subtract four from 11.
Okay, I was on a gym treadmill at the time, running at 9.5kmpg on a 0.5 incline, but 11 minus four...
Sheesh!
(The answer is seven, by the way. I think.)
To return to the numerate Taxation.co.uk, click here.
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