Originally posted by eek
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Leeway with 'wholly and exclusively for business use' regarding furniture?
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now that WFH more is more commn, and needing an office to work from which will only serve as a work space and nothing else, what the HRMC stance on either building at out building which is solely for an office / work purposes.
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Rather than something separate to the building its attached to your current premise but all intents and purposes it will act as the self contained / separate unit, the only difference being is the proximity to the house
Could you
A) only claim office expenditure to kit out either example
B) could you go a step further and claim, via repair and maintenance, the structural costs of either option?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostLogo's clothing is claimable but turning up with a T-shirt "Dave's Java Jobs" isn't going to look great.
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Logo's clothing is claimable but turning up with a T-shirt "Dave's Java Jobs" isn't going to look great.
If you want to put your logo on your suit then let us know how it goes. Although who wears suits?!Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View Post
Unlikely.
How To Claim Clothing As A Business Expense | One accounting
I know it's a deductible cost for the conferences I used to help organise..
You would also look like a junior employee while wearing it so I wouldn't recommend it.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by hobnob View PostI don't think that would work for a suit, but a contractor might be able to claim something similar for "smart casual" clothing.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View PostClothing is a classic example of something that has inherent duality of purpose but even within this there are a limited number of exemptions such as uniform, specialist clothing (e.g. safety clothing), costumes (think actors) and I think famously, barristers gowns and wig.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View Post
The major exception to this being office suits - things you wouldn't be seen dead in otherwise, but not allowed as an expense. Despite many years buying suits and shirts wholly and specifically for this purpose.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by PerfectStorm View Post
The major exception to this being office suits - things you wouldn't be seen dead in otherwise, but not allowed as an expense. Despite many years buying suits and shirts wholly and specifically for this purpose.Leave a comment:
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