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Employers are allowed to provide one mobile phone for personal and/or business use to their employees - there's no stipulation on what said device may or may not cost. If you already have a company phone, you can sell it on.
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It has nothing to do with the financial tax year. Only your companies tax year. Your company tax year is not this weekend.....
What does your accountant say?
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It's fine.Originally posted by ApeShape View PostBefore FY close I thought I'd treat myself (ahem my company) to relatively modest purchase. Samsung S10+? Obviously, I'd be claiming that as computer/office equipment. Or would this be seen as an excessive purchase...?
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The value doesn't matter. What matters is the expenditure must be incurred wholly, exclusively and necessarily for the purposes of the business.
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Taking the piss? Expenses...
Before FY close I thought I'd treat myself (ahem my company) to relatively modest purchase. Samsung S10+? Obviously, I'd be claiming that as computer/office equipment. Or would this be seen as an excessive purchase...?Tags: None
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