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Notion AI makes more sense than chatgpt from open ai as it is trained on my data

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4o is interesting and it would make sense

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QA turn it into a knowledge base!

now moving to the notion AI and it should be also the similar workflow as well

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Lets try per month and learn to get work based on it.

at least it works

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reading my own content

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not bad fixing the response

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Also references are there

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So the notion and the wordpress integration has to happen and the action is there to place the public ones into wordpress and private ones to notion!

Moving in notion makes more sense for speedy action

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3> notion in the center > catagory there

4>Emails go over >>> push the todos into notion

the courses are getting taken]

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Notion is the faster and easier system for internals

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What i need to help > Nana does help the community

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many tools to communicate

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working on taxes this is the gpt one > only a screenshot

The document provided is a Trading Profit and Loss Account for Pexabo Ltd for the years ended 29 February 2024 and 2023. Here's a breakdown of the key financial figures and the rationale behind the higher tax payment in 2024:

Key Financial Figures

Turnover (Sales)
2024: £165,885
2023: £150,193
Profit Before Taxation
2024: £89,417
2023: £51,262
Tax on Profit
2024: £21,317
2023: £10,092
Net Profit
2024: £68,100
2023: £41,170

Analysis and Rationale

Increase in Turnover:
The company experienced an increase in sales from £150,193 in 2023 to £165,885 in 2024. This increased revenue contributed to a higher profit before taxation.
Staff Costs:
Although wages and salaries decreased from £17,219 in 2023 to £15,172 in 2024, and directors' salaries decreased slightly from £15,600 to £14,300, the overall staff costs have an impact on the profitability.
Depreciation:
Depreciation remained relatively stable, with a slight increase from £7,581 in 2023 to £7,582 in 2024. There was also a profit on the disposal of tangible fixed assets of £292 in 2024.
Other Charges:
Significant reductions in rent and repairs and maintenance costs in 2024 compared to 2023 contributed to reduced expenses. Rent decreased from £18,312 to £12,986, and repairs and maintenance from £8,357 to £3,715.
Other general administration costs and interest payable saw some fluctuations, contributing to the changes in overall expenses.
Profit Before Taxation:
The company’s profit before taxation increased significantly from £51,262 in 2023 to £89,417 in 2024.

Higher Tax Payment in 2024

The primary reason for the higher tax payment in 2024 is the substantial increase in the company's profit before taxation. The profit before taxation nearly doubled from £51,262 in 2023 to £89,417 in 2024. Since corporation tax is calculated as a percentage of the profit before taxation, a higher profit results in a higher tax charge.

In summary, the higher taxes in 2024 are a direct result of the increased profitability of the company during that year. The increased turnover and effective management of certain expenses led to higher taxable profits, thus resulting in a higher tax charge.

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