Sure Signal - chargeable?

[Ticktock]

So in my mind you are buying something through the company that requires your personal home broadband to supply a service to something you only use in your home. I know what I would be doing

But this isn't a handset or service plan so not sure how the rule for them can apply.

True, but then buying a new PC (desktop) would require my personal home broadband to supply a service to something I only use in my home. I get where you're coming from, but I think the link of the broadband tipping the scales one way or the other is a bit tenuous. i think this is just another new piece of tech not fully defined yet. I doubt it would raise an issue - it's a bit of IT tech to help me do business, if it did get called out I think it would be accepted as a geniune mistake, and wouldn't break the bank to rectify.

In any case, I'll be playing it safe and paying for it personally. I really don't see the point of being a bit dodgy (beyond share split and salary/divi split), even if I could find a way to justify what I'm doing.

[TheFaQQer]

So in my mind you are buying something through the company that requires your personal home broadband to supply a service to something you only use in your home. I know what I would be doing

But this isn't a handset or service plan so not sure how the rule for them can apply.

If you're claiming partial home use, then that includes partial broadband use as well.

My argument is that it is a company asset with incidental personal use. If you face an investigation and HMRC argue that it isn't, then you pay the £100 back to the company.

I'm pretty risk averse, but I don't see any issue with claiming this, as long as you have a decent enough argument in case of an investigation.