Security alarm for home office through expenses?

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hyperD replied

5 April 2007, 00:09
Originally posted by Darren@1stAccountancyServ

Nope, it's personal as it's fitted to your personal residence.

How about a proportion of it attributed through your business - I have a special IR/Microwave device for the home office and it's own circuit. Can I claim a %?

What items can be claimed if it's your residence but a bona fide office (6 servers, specific a/c, custom office furniture) without falling foul of CGT?
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HotSpotter replied

4 April 2007, 19:36
thanks for the clarification...
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Darren@UptonAccountants replied

3 April 2007, 16:09
Alarm

Originally posted by HotSpotter

Can a security alarm for my house be claimed through expenses?
I have been quoted £200 from a friend who fits alarms and i would like to offset this amount.

Nope, it's personal as it's fitted to your personal residence.
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HotSpotter started a topic Security alarm for home office through expenses?

3 April 2007, 12:15
Security alarm for home office through expenses?

Can a security alarm for my house be claimed through expenses?
I have been quoted £200 from a friend who fits alarms and i would like to offset this amount.
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