With Vodafone small business you get exactly the same as domestic customers.
I'm on Vodafone Red 20gb/month and I get spotify thrown in for 12 months, DD from company bank account.
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Originally posted by arby View PostSo not solely/exclusively for business use - should HMRC look closely you might well fall at this hurdle.
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Originally posted by Lance View PostTo be clear. That is not a contract with your business.
Whilst it might be fine for a cursory overview by HMRC, you should not be claiming as a business expense as it is a contract with a person.
Very low risk, but not quite legit.
Yes you are right. My previous accountant told me it was ok to expense my phone bill so I thought its ok.
But definitely i'd be better to have a contract under company name
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Originally posted by cwah View PostVodafone red. 100gb for £20.
Register as customer with personal account. Then change invoice address and direct debit to your business
Whilst it might be fine for a cursory overview by HMRC, you should not be claiming as a business expense as it is a contract with a person.
Very low risk, but not quite legit.
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Vodafone red. 100gb for £20.
Register as customer with personal account. Then change invoice address and direct debit to your business
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostThree are good for roaming and let you use your data plan abroad but patchy signal in the UK (depends where you are). I have a WiFi dongle on a data plan that is great for holidays as EE want a kidney in fees when roaming.
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Three are good for roaming and let you use your data plan abroad but patchy signal in the UK (depends where you are). I have a WiFi dongle on a data plan that is great for holidays as EE want a kidney in fees when roaming.
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Originally posted by Lance View PostVodafone.
Unlimited calls. Unlimited texts. 40GB data. £25 a month.
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Originally posted by TechRiskPartners View PostHi
I am looking for a sim-only deal
Requirements are
- data around 20 GB+ (usual stuff + hotspot may be)
- minutes - higher side so that I can dial into Client calls (I am Risk/Control Specialist so I work as Advisor and my work is mostly talking to Clients and advise them)
- texts - not too much - reasonable (mostly solved by iMessages)
- Roaming (my Clients are in all over Europe and Middle East for the time being) (I also travel a lot for personal - upcoming trips - Central and East Europe, Aus & NZ)
So all I need a recommendation - which sim only to go with? I currently use Vodafone 4G personal and very impressed with 4G strength across London.
Also similar business sim only deals are much expensive than personal deal, what to do?
Thanks in advance.
Sorry, newbie, so may be asking stupid and silly questions. Thanks
Unlimited calls. Unlimited texts. 40GB data. £25 a month.
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Which Sim Only Deal?
Hi
I am looking for a sim-only deal
Requirements are
- data around 20 GB+ (usual stuff + hotspot may be)
- minutes - higher side so that I can dial into Client calls (I am Risk/Control Specialist so I work as Advisor and my work is mostly talking to Clients and advise them)
- texts - not too much - reasonable (mostly solved by iMessages)
- Roaming (my Clients are in all over Europe and Middle East for the time being) (I also travel a lot for personal - upcoming trips - Central and East Europe, Aus & NZ)
So all I need a recommendation - which sim only to go with? I currently use Vodafone 4G personal and very impressed with 4G strength across London.
Also similar business sim only deals are much expensive than personal deal, what to do?
Thanks in advance.
Sorry, newbie, so may be asking stupid and silly questions. Thanks
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Originally posted by Lance View PostI would assume that a data SIM is like a phone contract, in that it has to be in the company name to be a valid expense. Hence the reason for the question.
As stated though. I bought the same SIM, for just £42, from Amazon and have the company name on the invoice. Happy days.
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Originally posted by chineseJohn View Post
I just buy it and expense it
As stated though. I bought the same SIM, for just £42, from Amazon and have the company name on the invoice. Happy days.
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Originally posted by Lance View PostI want a data only SIM for a laptop. Three do a good deal of a 24 month PAYG sim loaded with 24GB of data for £60.
Originally posted by Lance View PostAny ideas?
Or do I just buy it personally?
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ee do sim only deals and have a business side. 50gb/month is £25 plus VAT
https://business.ee.co.uk/sim-only/business-data-sims/
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