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Unicornchris
2nd September 2009, 15:58
Am currently studying IAB bookkeeping courses 1-3 through woodforde Tutorials.Just finished the course (after shelling out £450) and thought it was a bit pricey as i didn't really use the tutor. They've offered me a course for £250 to learn about self assesment tax and corporation tax but don't fancy spending that cash on a study text. Could anyone recommend me a book/text to learn about this? Thanks :)

MyAccountantOnline
2nd September 2009, 16:17
Am currently studying IAB bookkeeping courses 1-3 through woodforde Tutorials.Just finished the course (after shelling out £450) and thought it was a bit pricey as i didn't really use the tutor. They've offered me a course for £250 to learn about self assesment tax and corporation tax but don't fancy spending that cash on a study text. Could anyone recommend me a book/text to learn about this? Thanks :)


It really depends on how far you want to go with tax.

You certainly cant hope to get any indepth tax knowledge from a few books.

If its just a few pointers HMRC's website has lots of useful booklets etc.

Have you considered pursuing tax studies? If so ATT is a great option - http://http://www.att.org.uk/ (http://http//www.att.org.uk/)

MyAccountantOnline
2nd September 2009, 16:19
CCH are well respected suppliers of tax books for accountants -

http://http://www.taxbookshop.com/p-39--cch (http://http//www.taxbookshop.com/p-39--cch)

Tottel is another (sometimes a bit cheaper)

http://http://www.tottelpublishing.com/?gclid=CPrdxfqp05wCFWIB4wodF1HbLA (http://http//www.tottelpublishing.com/?gclid=CPrdxfqp05wCFWIB4wodF1HbLA)

Tax books arent cheap;)

elainec100@cheapaccounting
2nd September 2009, 16:52
why not go on the free HMRC courses for a start and take it form there.

I would recommend AAT though if you are serious about extending your knowledge