is a pool table an allowable expense

[Wanderer]

Good answer, but surely the OP was taking the mick?

Almost certainly. I'll still strive to give a good answer though.

[northernladuk]

Almost certainly. I'll still strive to give a good answer though.

Ahhh yer southern jessie, put your shandy down, roll your sleeves up and get stuck in with the rest of 'em...

[d000hg]

If you write pool software you could get away with it.

[Wanderer]

Ahhh yer southern jessie, put your shandy down, roll your sleeves up and get stuck in with the rest of 'em...

Ahh go on then, since you're buying and that's pretty rare for a northerner, I'll have a jacuzzi please.

[BolshieBastard]

Some companies have xbox/pool table/table tennis and the like for staff or clients to relax at the office.

could you argue the same for ltd company with a home office ?

Seriously, do people think that just because companies provide such things for employees to use that they have claimed them as tax perks!?

FFS, no wonder governments and HMRC clobber contractors at every opportunity with numpties like this purporting to run their own 'business.'

[BolshieBastard]

Almost certainly. I'll still strive to give a good answer though.

No. He'd have posted in General if he was.

[d000hg]

Ahh go on then, since you're buying and that's pretty rare for a northerner, I'll have a jacuzzi please.

That sounds dirty.

[Sausage Surprise]

What about a dart board?

[speling bee]

What about a dart board?

If it is archery target style, with three bands to represent the business entity test risk scores, then yes, it is allowable.