On the Subject of a Transparent Reading of Tax Returns
Turn off that veto!
- If you ever get a decimal for any of your calculations, disregard the decimal completely and just use the whole number. The HMRC does not concern themselves with pence, after all.
- Follow all instructions on this manual page in the order they are listed.
- Add together all of the turnovers on the module. This number is your gross turnover (GT).
- Add together all of the expenses on the module. This number is your gross expenses (GE).
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Calculate your pension contributions (PC) based on the amount of lit and unlit indicators on the bomb
- If you have no indicators on the bomb, your PC is 0.
- Otherwise, if you have more lit indicators on the bomb than unlit indicators, your PC is your GT multiplied by 0.05.
- Otherwise, if you have more unlit indicators on the bomb than lit indicators, your PC is your GT multiplied by 0.1.
- Otherwise, if you have an equal amount of lit and unlit indicators on the bomb, your PC is your GT multiplied by 0.15.
- Calculate your tax-free investments (TFI) using the information on the piece of paper behind the list of turnovers and expenses. Use the flowchart on the next page to find your base value.
- Multiply your the number you get from this flowchart by the amount of distinct port types on the bomb. This number is your TFI.