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Previously on "Home office expenses link on the beeb"

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  • RichardCranium
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    Originally posted by aceboy View Post
    Thanks, I will adjust it to the correct amount moving forwards....
    That "moving forwards" was ironic, wasn't it?

    I'd hate to have to clamber down this internet pipe all the way to your end just to rip your head off.

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  • aceboy
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    Originally posted by RichardCranium View Post
    One option is to not bother, just cross your fingers. If you subsequently get inspected and this gets picked up, what will it cost you? The tax on £468. Big deal.

    Don't lose sleep over it: the tax man likes to find a mistake when doing an inspection; it saves them from making them up.
    Thanks, I will adjust it to the correct amount moving forwards....

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  • RichardCranium
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    Originally posted by aceboy View Post
    it was £2 per week? I though that was per day. Now I have claimed this since Sep-07. What can I do to rectify the situation? My 1st year end is 31st july...
    One option is to not bother, just cross your fingers. If you subsequently get inspected and this gets picked up, what will it cost you? The tax on £468. Big deal.

    Don't lose sleep over it: the tax man likes to find a mistake when doing an inspection; it saves them from making them up.

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  • aceboy
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    it was £2 per week? I though that was per day. Now I have claimed this since Sep-07. What can I do to rectify the situation? My 1st year end is 31st july...

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  • Lewis
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    Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
    Lucky you.

    Mine came to more.
    I have a low mortgage on a big house.

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  • SueEllen
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    Originally posted by Lewis View Post
    I did the sums myself and it comes to less than £3 per week even with mortgage interest, council tax, utility bills, cleaner etc.. so am happy to stick with the £3 p/week allowance with no receipts required.
    Lucky you.

    Mine came to more.

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  • Lewis
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    Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
    Talk to/email your accountant.

    They should give you the best advice based on your particular situation i.e. no of rooms in house, number of people in house.
    I did the sums myself and it comes to less than £3 per week even with mortgage interest, council tax, utility bills, cleaner etc.. so am happy to stick with the £3 p/week allowance with no receipts required.

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  • SueEllen
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    Originally posted by Lewis View Post
    Is it still only £3 per week without receipts for home office? I thought claiming a proportion of mortgage, gas, elec etc.. was pushing too far. Am I being too cautious?
    Talk to/email your accountant.

    They should give you the best advice based on your particular situation i.e. no of rooms in house, number of people in house.

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  • slackbloke
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    Originally posted by Sockpuppet View Post
    Read some threads here. You've been able to do this for a while. This is not new, plus that page is from the pre-revanmp site so is a month or so old at least.

    This is not old. If is from the program that was broadcast yesterday.
    Please correct me if I am wrong, but only now can you claim for mortgage interest. That was the main point of the article, and that you would not be liable to CGT.

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  • Lewis
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    Is it still only £3 per week without receipts for home office? I thought claiming a proportion of mortgage, gas, elec etc.. was pushing too far. Am I being too cautious?

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  • Sockpuppet
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    Read some threads here. You've been able to do this for a while. This is not new, plus that page is from the pre-revanmp site so is a month or so old at least.

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  • snaw
    started a topic Home office expenses link on the beeb

    Home office expenses link on the beeb

    Is this news or am I way behind the times?

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programme...ch/7459639.stm

    That mean I should start claiming stuff for my study (Use exclusively as a study?) - I always avoided that in fear of it being a red flag.
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