pls solve this ques needed urgently with the proper explanation will give you many upvotes 7.Aaron Cousins is a self-employed VAT consultant. Aaron's business, Bruins VATConsultancy Services, prepares financial statements to an accounting date of 31 Marcheach year.During the year ended 31 March 2022, tax adjusted trading profit for Bruins VATConsultancy Services were £82,730.What is the total amount of National Insurance contributions payable by Aaron for thecontribution period 2021/22?А.В.£158.60£3,663.18£6,584.58£4,770.98C.D.

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7. Aaron Cousins is a self-employed VAT consultant. Aaron's business, Bruins VAT Consultancy Services, prepares financial statements to an accounting date of 31 Ma each year. During the year ended 31 March 2022, tax adjusted trading profit for Bruins VAT Consultancy Services were £82,730. What is the total amount of National Insurance contributions payable by Aaron for the contribution period 2021/22? А. В. £158.60 £3,663.18 £6,584.58 €4 770 98 С.

7. Aaron Cousins is a self-employed VAT consultant. Aaron's business, Bruins VAT Consultancy Services, prepares financial statements to an accounting date of 31 Ma each year. During the year ended 31 March 2022, tax adjusted trading profit for Bruins VAT Consultancy Services were £82,730. What is the total amount of National Insurance contributions payable by Aaron for the contribution period 2021/22? А. В. £158.60 £3,663.18 £6,584.58 €4 770 98 С.

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