Can I claim my toilet breaks as expenses?
How much can I invoice for?
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The "Can I claim... through business expenses?" thread
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Originally posted by Pogle View PostWho's that peaking over Catwezals shoulder?
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Originally posted by VectraMan View PostUnless browsing porn at home is your job.
I expensed a laptop (and reclaimed the VAT) I bought a couple of months before I created the company, which my accountant said was okay. Maybe a year is stretching it a bit.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI spend a lot of awful time thinking about the possibility of claiming expenses.
Can I claim on this as a justifiable waste of someones time ??
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Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View PostDepends.
Do you use the laptop at home to browse porn? If you do, then you cannot claim.
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I expensed a laptop (and reclaimed the VAT) I bought a couple of months before I created the company, which my accountant said was okay. Maybe a year is stretching it a bit.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Jessicafang View PostSo I bought this laptop a year ago and now I've been using it for my contract work, such as book keeping, produce financial statement, job search, contacting agencies and more. Is it possible to claim the laptop at is net book value after taking 25% depreciation rate on the original price? Many thanks.
Do you use the laptop at home to browse porn? If you do, then you cannot claim.
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Can I claim my expenses through expenses
I spend a lot of awful time thinking about the possibility of claiming expenses.
Can I claim on this as a justifiable waste of someones time ??Leave a comment:
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No. IIRC You need to sell it to YourCo at full purchase price so you can claim the VAT back (assuming you have the receipt)Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Jessica's fanny View PostYou guys really make me laugh. LOL
Originally posted by Jessica's fanny View PostOkay, back to business, firstly I don't understand those numbers for.
Originally posted by Jessica's fanny View PostSecondly is Fitbit is a better choice in the market right now? I saw some good deal on Jawbone UP24 Activity Tracker for only £45. Is it worthy going for? Cheers again.Leave a comment:
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