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Previously on "Accounting for a VPN service?"

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  • Lance
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    Originally posted by wattaj View Post
    You must be great fun at dinner parties.
    as long as we don't talk about encryption standards I'm a real blast.

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  • wattaj
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    Originally posted by Lance View Post
    And how often, in the modern day, would the application not be encrypted anyway?
    You must be great fun at dinner parties.

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  • Lance
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    Originally posted by TheCyclingProgrammer View Post
    If OP ever works on public WiFi and has a requirement to ensure the secure transmission of client data then that would surely suffice, even if there is incidental private use of said service.

    I would put it in the books as software.
    And how often, in the modern day, would the application not be encrypted anyway?

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  • TheCyclingProgrammer
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    Originally posted by Lance View Post
    Is it wholly and exclusively for business?????
    Really?
    If OP ever works on public WiFi and has a requirement to ensure the secure transmission of client data then that would surely suffice, even if there is incidental private use of said service.

    I would put it in the books as software.

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  • d000hg
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    Originally posted by Lance View Post
    Is it wholly and exclusively for business?????
    Really?
    He works from home doing QA for Pornhub

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  • wattaj
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    Originally posted by Lance View Post
    Is it wholly and exclusively for business?????
    Really?
    Yes. I'm a spy.

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  • Lance
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    Is it wholly and exclusively for business?????
    Really?

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  • wattaj
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    Originally posted by northernladuk View Post
    Just pick anyone. It matters not.

    You can always correct it when you mention it in passing next time you speak to your accountant.
    Yeah, I came to the same conclusion and I'll be going with Subscriptions for the time being.

    Cheers.
    Last edited by wattaj; 12 September 2019, 17:56. Reason: Speillng.

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  • northernladuk
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    Just pick anyone. It matters not.

    You can always correct it when you mention it in passing next time you speak to your accountant.

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  • wattaj
    started a topic Accounting for a VPN service?

    Accounting for a VPN service?

    Any suggestions for the accounting category to use for the purchase of a VPN service?

    Computer Software?
    Other Computer Costs?
    Subscriptions?

    :confused
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