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Can my Ltd co. pay for conservatory in my house.

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    #21
    I built my own (hexagonal, timber framed, dwarf wall with glass roof) conservatory 2 years ago including:

    1) Doing the drawings and obtaining planning permission (permitted development rights had been removed from the property)

    2) Digging the strip foundations with a mini digger (great fun)

    3) Supervising the concreting (barrow mix)

    4) Building the inner blockwork and some of the outer stonework (a mason did the angles)

    5) Constructing the conservatory from a timber framed kit (very complicated)

    6) Glazing (32 panes!)

    7) Fitting the doors

    8) floor joists, insulation, flooring (oak)

    9) plastering, heating, lighting, electrics, windowboards, skirting, painting

    10) Enjoying a glass of wine with the Mrs


    Original quotes ranged from 20-30k

    Total cost 8k

    Go on, do it.

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      #22
      When you have a co car, do you know what a royal pita it is to work out your mileage claims?
      nope!

      I though it was a percentage of the total miles driven and then you need to take into account enigne size, fuel type and CO2 emmisions?

      Assuming I have a free accountant to do this for me (which i do!) is it more beneficial to me in terms of tax savings?

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