Paul is an employee, but also has a small business. For the year ended 31st March 2024 his sales were £2,500 and his running expenses were £460. He also bought a second-hand computer for use in his business for £200. His taxable trading income for the year will be: Question 14Select one: a. £2,500 b. £2, 040 c. £1,840 d. £1,500

Paul is an employee, but also has a small business. For the year ended 31st March 2024 his sales were £2,500 and his running expenses were £460. He also bought a second-hand computer for use in his business for £200. His taxable trading income for the year will be: Question 14Select one: a. £2,500 b. £2, 040 c. £1,840 d. £1,500

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Chapter2: Gross Income And Exclusions

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