Magazine subscriptions

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Let-Me-In replied

23 July 2007, 11:29
Originally posted by Burdock

was it that bad a question

the magazines are all bona-fide software pubs (despit LMI's attempt at telepathy...close, but not that close )

I claim for all of my company related subscriptions...MacWorld, Computer Weekly etc.
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fzbucks replied

23 July 2007, 11:20
Originally posted by Burdock

was it that bad a question

the magazines are all bona-fide software pubs (despit LMI's attempt at telepathy...close, but not that close )

I was led to believe that they are valid purchases by your business - have the subscription paid directly out of your business account rather than claiming for them if possible.
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Burdock replied

23 July 2007, 11:17
was it that bad a question

the magazines are all bona-fide software pubs (despit LMI's attempt at telepathy...close, but not that close )
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Let-Me-In replied

23 July 2007, 08:46
Originally posted by Burdock

Just noticed my colleague subscribes to a professional magazine, only just occurred to me that I could claim these as an expense through the company. At least I assume that is okay?

You cannot claim Readers Wives as a valid business expense.....or I would have done it already!!!
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Burdock started a topic Magazine subscriptions

23 July 2007, 08:41
Magazine subscriptions

Just noticed my colleague subscribes to a professional magazine, only just occurred to me that I could claim these as an expense through the company. At least I assume that is okay?
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