The "Can I claim... through business expenses?" thread

[Jessicafang]

I understand this topic has been discussed previously. But I have different scenario here and hope someone here can help. So I have recently started a contract with a company and the company promote being active and health, so they gave us a pedometer and target to track our activities on daily basis. I am not a regular runner so I have to purchase a pair of trainer for this. So I only buy this pair for work purpose. So can l claim this through my expenses? Many thanks.

[barrydidit]

Of course. Don't forget the sports bra too (.)(.)

[Jessicafang]

Of course. Don't forget the sports bra too (.)(.)

That is super-helpful. Never thought about the sport bra. Good point though! Millions Thanks.

[MarillionFan]

I understand this topic has been discussed previously. But I have different scenario here and hope someone here can help. So I have recently started a contract with a company and the company promote being active and health, so they gave us a pedometer and target to track our activities on daily basis. I am not a regular runner so I have to purchase a pair of trainer for this. So I only buy this pair for work purpose. So can l claim this through my expenses? Many thanks.

Yes you can. Also if you **** up your contract you can also pay for the can of lube you're going to need when they find out.

[tarbera]

Sure, but if you sell your used insoles for sniffing perverts it could be a Benefit in kind

[MicrosoftBob]

Don't forget to expense a fitbit to go with it as well

[Jessicafang]

Great response. Thanks so much guys. I am definitely in the right place. To top it up, I have also get a customized insoles to go with the trainer and cost me in total of £175 (£130 for the trainer and £45 for the insoles). I am thinking MicrosoftBob advice of fitbit. Do you guys think this is too much to claim? They might think I am taking a pxxx? Cheers.

[MarillionFan]

Great response. Thanks so much guys. I am definitely in the right place. To top it up, I have also get a customized insoles to go with the trainer and cost me in total of £175 (£130 for the trainer and £45 for the insoles). I am thinking MicrosoftBob advice of fitbit. Do you guys think this is too much to claim? They might think I am taking a pxxx? Cheers.

I'll go for 7

[Scruff]

You can also claim for the Physiotherapy, Osteopathy and Personal Training incurred wholly and exclusively in the conduct of your business. Whether it's allowed or not is a different matter.

[mudskipper]

I'll go for 7

Too high. 4.