You could buy it through the company and take a BIK charge for the usage. Wouldn't like to argue about reclaiming the VAT though. You could then revalue the asset to it's trade price and sell it to yourself effectively saving the CT on the depreciation.
This would probably make your accountant and IR somewhat unhappy but ultimately what the IR can do may be limited.
There are some special rules. Start here: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/employers/ebi...-placed-01.htm
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sorry EDIT! ...still takes the Pi55 mind!
Just go to Antwerp and buy it cheaper then wear it back, simple.Last edited by gingerjedi; 22 May 2007, 10:34.
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seems some confusion I am a girl and I am buying the ring for myself!
I may have to just but it and pay the VAT to avoid the attention from IR
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Originally posted by VectraManCan you argue that it's a marriage of convenience, and purely for business purposes?
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are we really having this discussion. Just buy the ring and give it to her. End of story. Are you really that tight.
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Originally posted by Old GregOr you could just pay the VAT like everyone else. Or am I still 'thinking like a permie'.
mmmm permie.....
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Originally posted by n5goonercan't you just get the shop to make a receipt out for some thing else? Computer equipment for example ?
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can't you just get the shop to make a receipt out for some thing else? Computer equipment for example ?
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Can you argue that it's a marriage of convenience, and purely for business purposes?
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I knew someone who put a kitchen through once. For some reason his accountant did not query him. IR crawled all over his books - he lost alot of money from previous years.
IMO dont do it - but you might be lucky!
I expect MB to tell you to go ahead - and I await a comment saying I should not be so negative and think outside the box more... :-)
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Diamond ring - VAT
Hi I am looking at purchasing a diamond ring and noticed the following comment on the website I am thinking of purchasing from
' UK buyers who are VAT registered are exempt of VAT providing that their purchase is for business purposes, in this case their VAT number will have to be provided'
What do you think
Could we put it in as a business expenseTags: None
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