Self-assessment professional subscriptions

[Lance]

I am doing Mrs. Lance's SATR. She has professional memberships that I want to add as she is due tax relief.
I'm doing SATR online.

All the guides I have read refer to completing the box 19. But online I don't get those boxes.
Any ideas where I can add these?

I've not asked the accountant as they don't do the wife.

[Lance]

I am doing Mrs. Lance's SATR. She has professional memberships that I want to add as she is due tax relief.
I'm doing SATR online.

All the guides I have read refer to completing the box 19. But online I don't get those boxes.
Any ideas where I can add these?

I've not asked the accountant as they don't do the wife.

found it.
It goes against an employment not the person. Which is why I couldn't find it.

Thanks all.

[ladymuck]

Happy to help

[WTFH]

I might bookmark this for later in the week.

[northernladuk]

found it.
It goes against an employment not the person. Which is why I couldn't find it.

Thanks all.

Of course it does you thick b*****d

Just out of interest what type of subscription is it? It's highly unlikely to factor but there is that interesting ditty where not all subscriptions are allowable. IPSE isn't for example because they won't release the membership to HMRC so they aren't recognised. Not a given that every subscription is allowable.

[Andy2022]

In case any one needs it the list of allowable subscriptions is on https://www.gov.uk/government/public...rned-societies

Needed it when I wanted to join the ACM

[Lance]

Of course it does you thick b*****d

Just out of interest what type of subscription is it? It's highly unlikely to factor but there is that interesting ditty where not all subscriptions are allowable. IPSE isn't for example because they won't release the membership to HMRC so they aren't recognised. Not a given that every subscription is allowable.

Health and Care Professions Council (allow the fee payable for the entry or retention of a name in the register ― s343 ITEPA 2003 ― title from August 2012 formerly the Health Professions Council)

and

Royal College of OT (not on the HMRC list but a requirement for her employment)