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This is precisely what we were advised by the accountant. No mileage allowance, but you get to have a nice shiny new bioke to play with, which depreciates kindly for you to dispose of it when you will. -
Damn, I have just bought myself a new mountain bike but I paid out of personal funds .... it wasn't cheap ...Originally posted by Zoiderman View PostThis is precisely what we were advised by the accountant. No mileage allowance, but you get to have a nice shiny new bioke to play with, which depreciates kindly for you to dispose of it when you will.
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Sell it to your LTD for cost i.e. claim it back on expenses.Originally posted by JamJarST View PostDamn, I have just bought myself a new mountain bike but I paid out of personal funds .... it wasn't cheap ...
As long as it is covered within the allowable time frame to claim back the VAT (your accountant will know what that is) then I cannot see an issue - its what I did with mine.Comment
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Sorry, didn't mean claim on "expenses" - just sell it to your company!Originally posted by h8mmer View PostSell it to your LTD for cost i.e. claim it back on expenses.
As long as it is covered within the allowable time frame to claim back the VAT (your accountant will know what that is) then I cannot see an issue - its what I did with mine.Comment
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Reflective jacket?
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I presume ok for my Ltd co purchase as expense a reflective jacket to wear when on the bike travelling to clients? Also a set of bike-lights are needed.
Bought some fantastic waterproof "Overshoes" from ebay so my shoes won't get wet if any showers. I'm using the bike most days to client now, will see how far thru winter I get..
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My accountant says YES!Originally posted by richy View PostHi All
I presume ok for my Ltd co purchase as expense a reflective jacket to wear when on the bike travelling to clients? Also a set of bike-lights are needed.
http://www.nixonwilliams.com/images/...y%20Cycles.pdf"The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to work, instead of living on public assistance." CiceroComment
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second ltd co bike for same employee?
Got bicycle. Now thinking, the one ltd co bought road hybrid bike. Can ltd justify buying a second bicycle that gets used by me as well?
I'd get a mountain bike this time, so can take different routes to clients (along tow path, sustrans cycle routes etc)Comment
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I don't think there's an issue, as it remains a company asset. I have 7 computers, a HDD Camcorder, 2 ipads. It will go down as an asset, I presume, and you'l have to tally it all up when you dissolve your company, sell assets etc.Originally posted by richy View PostGot bicycle. Now thinking, the one ltd co bought road hybrid bike. Can ltd justify buying a second bicycle that gets used by me as well?
I'd get a mountain bike this time, so can take different routes to clients (along tow path, sustrans cycle routes etc)Comment
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