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Carrie


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Hi All

I have just signed up to the trial for  Fusion Acounts and thought I would use  a mock CB paper to try it all out. However, I can't find where to alter the VAT rate to 17.5%. The Support doesn't open again  until Tuesday and I was hoping to do this over the weekend as my real exam should be here next week and I could do with some practice. Anybody any ideas please?

Thank you very muchly

Carrie



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Peasie


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There is a post from Fusion Accounts on this forum saying you can still choose the 17˝% rate from the drop down menu. http://www.book-keepers.org.uk/forum.spark?aBID=106474&p=3&topicID=40539978&page=1&sort=newestFirst The post is about Sage but like many posts on this forum it changes direction.



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Thanks Peasie, I shall take a look at your link smile



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