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Muzzy2kuk


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General hello and intro

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Lee - Completed aat lvl2 - Distinction

Training Aat lvl 3 
Cheshire


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Hi Lee
As promised - a hello and welcome to the site from me!!

Might be a good idea to explain a little about yourself for the benefit of the others on here. I know you work as a bookkeeper for a firm (might have a different job title, so let us know) and that you use VT. So some other things - how long in industry, where you are up to on your AAT journey and where based in the UK - not too much, but it helps us get to know you a little and also helps us to pitch answers.

We are a friendly and occasionally nutty bunch on here ( I mean that as respectfully and disrespectfully as the other BKNers wish to take it!biggrinbiggrin) , although as I said earlier there are a few of the regulars missing in action at the mo, due to being absolutely battered by work in the January silly season.

Any questions - ask away. Plus any help you can give with your background learning so far of course ( we do have some AAT students on here, and some from the AAT FB site, including some of the trainers!).  



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 Joanne 

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You should check out answers with reference to the legal position
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Just seen your intro on the other page - for anyone else http://forum.bookkeepers.network/t63119931/newbie/



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 Joanne 

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Thoughts are my own/not to be regarded as official advice,which should be sought from a suitably qualified Accountant.

You should check out answers with reference to the legal position
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