Mobile - Personal or Business

[radish2008]

Is that one... per year? Per the lifetime of the company? As many as you want as long as you only keep one at a time?

with HMRC I would suspect it's either all or none of the above. TBH for a tax saving on £15 a month I already can't be arsed and I'm still washing my eyes out from reading the Gov guidance.

[SueEllen]

with HMRC I would suspect it's either all or none of the above. TBH for a tax saving on £15 a month I already can't be arsed and I'm still washing my eyes out from reading the Gov guidance.

You were suppose to read it when you had difficultly sleeping.

[radish2008]

You were suppose to read it when you had difficultly sleeping.

Haha - very true. Very complicated and full of contradictions.

[eek]

Haha - very true. Very complicated and full of contradictions.

Not quite - there contradictions won't be direct contradictions they will each just clarify one particular circumstance... The end result however is as you say something very complicated with things that appear to (but not quite) contradict themselves -

[radish2008]

Not quite - there contradictions won't be direct contradictions they will each just clarify one particular circumstance... The end result however is as you say something very complicated with things that appear to (but not quite) contradict themselves -

Indeed. Very well put.

[TheCyclingProgrammer]

Your company is exempt if:

you provide your employee with only one mobile phone or SIM card

that would be most of us I guess.

But not if you arrange the contract (its in your name) and YourCo pays the supplier.

It's all to do with the pecuniary liability principle:

https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-man...anual/eim00580

[konsultant]

gosh, this thread is still going strong.

btw thanks for the help so far !

Regards