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Previously on "Can I get paid by my LTD for MBA tuition fee?"
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Yes. Your company can spend its money on (almost) whatever it likes. However (and this is why all the other responses have been in the negative) the taxman won't accept an MBA course as a wholly company-related expense, so you should declare it as a taxable benefit and pay tax on the cash amount personally.
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostAll the above posters are right. Nice a short and simple. I would guess the OP won't be happy with this response and won't understand why. Do a search for 'training' or some other keyword. This does get asked alot and in the last week there was a very long thread that explained exactly why. Other threads with other training questions will also come up with interesting responses.
Same goes for plasma screen PC monitors, gym memberships and lunch.
It also helps to remember that YourCo and You are two differnt people. What benefits you does not benefit YourCo and vice versa
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All the above posters are right. Nice a short and simple. I would guess the OP won't be happy with this response and won't understand why. Do a search for 'training' or some other keyword. This does get asked alot and in the last week there was a very long thread that explained exactly why. Other threads with other training questions will also come up with interesting responses.
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Had this one out with my accoutant. The response back was a "no, no, nopety, no".
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Can I get paid by my LTD for MBA tuition fee?
Hi, I am a contractor in finance industry. I want to do part-time MBA course. Can my company pay tuition fee for me? Is it normal expense?
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