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I think he says to consider lease payments as drawings. The mileage is only for tax efficiency
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So if I am reading that right, you can pick up a business lease but account for it as mileage for a personal car?Originally posted by diseasex View PostThats what my accountant said when asked if it's possible to avoid BIK on leased car on company name:
Hi Tomasz,
You could put it in the company name and put all the costs associated as drawings. What we would then need is a legitimate and logged mileage claim to clear the overall cost.
Example
Cost in the year £250*12 =£3000
Miles needed to clear the cost £3000/.45 = 6,666.66 miles in the year.
If there was a shortfall in miles done for the year then this would be a drawing to you in dividends.
All petrol and running costs would be drawings also as you cannot claim petrol and running costs against a personal car, only mileage.
Hope this helps
Kind regards
I find it hard to understand.
That seems dodgy.
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You've nothing to learn, you're already under the impression that a badge has some equity and your posts are all illiterate bollocks so if you drive with that quality then you're set as a BMW owner (or utter cockwomble as a realistic alternative).Originally posted by diseasex View PostHaha no, i'll watch bmw tutorial "how to be an ass on the road"
I do hope your badge and your debt make you immensely pleased with your life.
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Did you go for the optional extra "indicators" - very few BMW owners seem to.
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I'm ordering mine todayOriginally posted by gables View PostCar arrived today as agreed three weeks ago at 08:30, best customer service and communications I've experienced for a long long time
BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo Diesel Hatchback Ref: #593414 320d xDrive M Sport 5dr Step Auto [Business Media] business car lease - What Car? Leasing
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Just had a read of the Meet the Staff page, it's the funniest thing I've read in a long timeOriginally posted by CoolCat View PostI like it, and Ling herself is worth following on twitter. Much better than the politically correct averaged out bland nonsense most of the world floods us with.
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