love your videos very helpfull even for CTA, please make more :)

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Thank you for the video, I have my exam next week and couldn’t understand the concept. This is life saving video 😅

How to solve this: On 30 June 2023 Sam assigned the lease of a building that had been acquired as an investment for £35,750; the lease expires on 30 June 2039. He had acquired the lease for £12,000 on 1 January 2015 and the building has never been used as her principal private residence. The relevant percentages from the lease percentage table are as follows: 16 years 64.116 24 years 79.622 25 years 81.100 Required: Calculate Sam's gain or loss on the assignment.

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Thank you Omar, very helpful.

Very useful video, especially with the long POA doubt i had that you just put it very simply. Thank you very much. You've earned a sub!

This video is so good, thank you. I will share it with my students

Basis period is short but frequently examined as it causes so much trouble for us students......this video is by far the clearest and most helpful.....Sir i salute you!!! #gratitude

Thank you so much for this video! You explained it sooo well, I was struggling with understanding the basis periods until watching this !!!

Thank you tutor, its all about much enough understanding basis periods

I couldn’t get my head round this and was struggling to remember it all but you made it so easy, thank you 🙂 I’m due to sit my AAT personal tax exam soon. Wish you had more tutorials 😢

Thank you - this has been so helpful! Really helped me to understand :)

Thank you so much. I was trying to self study this yesterday and it did my head in.

Very useful-thanks

Brilliant thank you - so much clearer!!

Thank you! Great video, finally understand the concept of basis periods 👌😊

Very helpful video!! I couldnt get my head around this before i watched it. Thank you. :)

Finally got it. Thank you so much

That has to be the best explanation of this topic, which I have been struggling to get my head around. Thank you. I think I understand it now.

Thank you so much. This was really helpful

Are the CT600s not due no later then 12 months after end of CAPs ie 30/06/21 and 31/08/21?

This is great many thanks. FM

Love your videos! You break everything down & make the subjects much more understanding. Thank you so much! 🙏

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Very very well explained. Thanks for the video. It really helped me to understand accounting periods!!!

very clearly explained. Thank you so much!

thank you so much for this video. i’ve been so lost on basis periods but you explained it perfectly. thank you thank you

This was perfect explanation, better than my textbook and lecturer's description. Thank you very much!

Any video on accounting date change

Wish you had a whole bunch more of these videos, find them so useful!

studying for my acca tax paper and this concept had been really challenging until I found this video. thank you.

A fantastic explanation! Thank you :)

Hi Omar thanks a million for the video My question is' if business for Acc period is 01 Jan to 31 dec 20 with acc profit of 10000£ And company ceases to trade on 01 June 21 with accounting profit of 5000£ what would be the treatment for 2020/21 And for 21/22

I must say this is the best video on the the topic

Thanks a million for this video. You have given me a 3D perspective of the basis period 'picture'.

method taught in this video is far more easy and understandable thankyou very much

Very well explained.

When are you uploading new videos such as CTA paper walkthroughs

You are heavenly sent!

Thank you so much. This is superb.:)

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This is soooo much clearer than other explanations. Thank you so much!

This was really helpful thankyou! It wasn’t clicking at all and then I’ve watched this video and I get it ❤️

Pls can you share the link for overlap losses

That was fantastic, however as for ceasing trade, where that 5000 £ coming from?