Originally posted by gisp
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Dedicated home office. How much to charge LTD
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£6 per week I had been advised as well. In addition to business rates, I believe if you were to sell the property then your private residence relief may also be restricted. -
Surely not if they work for your limited company though?Originally posted by BlueSharp View PostDon't forget if your partner works from home they also can claim the home office allowance!In Scooter we trust
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Still claim it back, just not via the LTD which is what I think Blue meant. Anyone can claim it, not just LTD owners.Originally posted by The Spartan View Post
Surely not if they work for your limited company though?
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£6 a week:
1. Doesn't sound worth the bother.
2. Is surely more likely to get HMRC sniffing around your company.
3. Is the sort of thing that in my opinion makes some contractors look a bit grubby.
I have spent a few grand on my home office a nicer place to work from during lockdown - it also makes my home a nicer place so I am happy with that.Comment
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