Is porn allowable against tax?

**BrilloPad** · 29 March 2009, 06:27

If wholey for business then it would probably be allowed : just to be sure make sure you only do it on site.

HTH

**poppy01** · 29 March 2009, 06:31

So magazines might be ok, but televisual aids not, unless perhaps I had it on my laptop?

What if my main residence was the cupboard under the stairs at the home of my second cousin twice removed. Would access to TV porn be allowable at my second residence (the 3 bedroomed semi where the other members of my family mostly live) if it was my registered of(ri)fice (fnah fnah)

**expat** · 29 March 2009, 08:36

Originally posted by poppy01 View Post

I have a very stressful job and occasionally I find it necessary it to indulge in a quick 'sherman' over an episode of 'Ben Dover' or 'Pop Shots'.

I find this an essential stress buster and essential to my business,

Can anyone advise if this is a legitimate expense???

Are you a government minister?

**ba55meister** · 29 March 2009, 08:39

Originally posted by poppy01 View Post

I have a very stressful job and occasionally I find it necessary it to indulge in a quick 'sherman' over an episode of 'Ben Dover' or 'Pop Shots'.

I find this an essential stress buster and essential to my business,

Can anyone advise if this is a legitimate expense???

im pretty sure it can be. Just put it as entertainment

**DonkeyRhubarb** · 29 March 2009, 08:39

Originally posted by expat View Post

Are you a government minister?

I wish he was because, had a minister used our scheme, the retrospective tax Section 58 would never have happened.

**poppy01** · 29 March 2009, 08:56

Originally posted by expat View Post

Are you a government minister?

no, the husband of one

**poppy01** · 29 March 2009, 08:57

Originally posted by DonkeyRhubarb View Post

I wish he was because, had a minister used our scheme, the retrospective tax Section 58 would never have happened.

you mean like lord myners

**Durbs** · 29 March 2009, 09:45

Originally posted by poppy01 View Post

I have a very stressful job and occasionally I find it necessary it to indulge in a quick 'sherman' over an episode of 'Ben Dover' or 'Pop Shots'.

I find this an essential stress buster and essential to my business,

Can anyone advise if this is a legitimate expense???

Depends on genre really. According to the HMRC website, watersports, teabagging and "Dutch Steamboating" are classed a legitimate expenses whereas they state that classic "girl-on-girl" is not.

**poppy01** · 29 March 2009, 10:41

Originally posted by Durbs View Post

Depends on genre really. According to the HMRC website, watersports, teabagging and "Dutch Steamboating" are classed a legitimate expenses whereas they state that classic "girl-on-girl" is not.

dammit, I was knocking one out to Sapphic Erotica yesterday, guess I cant claim for that then. I'll be more careful in future...

Is porn allowable against tax?