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    #11
    Hehe, forehead/desk interface moment...

    Hevra

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      #12
      Expenses

      How about I do your accounts and tax compliance for you?

      Pay me £ 20,000.00 p/a and its all tax allowable.

      I await your call.

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        #13
        Originally posted by Jason D View Post
        How about I do your accounts and tax compliance for you?

        Pay me £ 20,000.00 p/a and its all tax allowable.

        I await your call.

        I'll do it for £5k p/a, and I have a special dispensation that means you can claim as much as you like in expenses
        ǝןqqıʍ

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          #14
          I used to just claim for travel, phone, broadband and a few bits of software/hardware but I did bother with claiming for anything else, maybe I should of done but now I need to. Does anyone know what you can claim with regards to utility bills, i.e. can I claim a percentage of these, etc.

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            #15
            Originally posted by a7awo View Post
            I used to just claim for travel, phone, broadband and a few bits of software/hardware but I did bother with claiming for anything else, maybe I should of done but now I need to. Does anyone know what you can claim with regards to utility bills, i.e. can I claim a percentage of these, etc.
            Yes I do, thanks.
            Blog? What blog...?

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              #16
              Originally posted by a7awo View Post
              I used to just claim for travel, phone, broadband and a few bits of software/hardware but I did bother with claiming for anything else, maybe I should of done but now I need to. Does anyone know what you can claim with regards to utility bills, i.e. can I claim a percentage of these, etc.
              What do you mean "need to"?
              Have you considered asking your accountant?
              Do you have a home office? If so you can claim a percentage of your bills.

              As was stated above: Less expenses means more profit which means bigger divvies.

              Have a look here: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/
              I am not qualified to give the above advice!

              The original point and click interface by
              Smith and Wesson.

              Step back, have a think and adjust my own own attitude from time to time

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                #17
                Thanks for all your advice, I will spread the word about this forum.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by a7awo View Post
                  Thanks for all your advice, I will spread the word about this forum.

                  OMG - his mates will be turning up soon
                  Blood in your poo

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by a7awo View Post
                    Thanks for all your advice, I will spread the word about this forum.
                    Originally posted by Sausage Surprise View Post
                    OMG - his mates will be turning up soon
                    I'm hoping that the word will be "don't use CUK, unless you're prepared for a load of abuse, sarcasm, and duff advice"
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                      #20
                      Freakin A.
                      He must have a foot like a traction engine

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