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  • Nixon Williams
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    The whole cost is paid by the company and the your company claims the allowances oni its tax return (CT600) - if you have an accountant they will do this.

    Alan

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  • IanIan
    started a topic Capital Allowance on computer gear

    Capital Allowance on computer gear

    Hi,

    I bought a computer, a bag and a battery during 05/06. Total approx. £1500.

    So I say my work use is 50% which gives £750. And then I take 40% of that as the allowance which gives £300.

    Is that all there is to it?

    Cheers, Ian.

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