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I've always claimed the VAT back on training courses. I'm a business for gods sake!
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Well I got a answer to this. I'm putting it through as a health & safety course.
As I already work in the general field then I can say that it was done for health & safety reasons and not for new work. So can calim the VAT. Yee haw...
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Yet Another Training Question
Whats the diddly o on VAT on training courses.
I searched and found "govt say: if you need training employer should provide it".
Well in that case my employer would be my own Ltd. I've also heard people say that "can't claim VAT as its a new skill" well I wouldnt want to do the training if I could already do it would I.
Basically I got talking to a mate last night and have agreed to take on his brother and employ him and pay for him to do his C+E. I will then take a % of his wages over the first year to cover the training (its cheaper than him getting a loan). But I want to know if I am liable for Corp Tax & VAT on this. Training costs will be £1880+VAT
I can justify the training as "nessecary" for the future growth of the business but it would be a new skill (for him) so I shouldnt therefore be allowed to get tax back on it. So I'm look @ £400 VAT onto which I would really like to be able to get back.
Ideas....
On the phone to PCG/Accountants (well when they open in the morning) just wanted as many opinions as possibleTags: None
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