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Can you run a car with a domain business? (tax man)

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From a tax perspective my understanding is that business related mileage can be claimed using the authorised mileage rates under the HMRC fixed profit car scheme. You can claim as a legitimate business expense mileage at rate of 40p mile for the first 10K miles and 25p per mile thereafter as expense against 'business profits' in any given tax. The provisio is the mileage claim has to be for business purposes only - you'll also need to check your car insurance includes 'Business Use'

Hope that helps.


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JohnP
 
Hi

legit business expenses could include trips to post office - posting those transfer forms (recorded delivery), trips to bank - paying in cheques, the odd Nominet meeting, the ocassional industry conference, trips to 'Servers R Us' etc. etc.

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John P
 
legit business expenses could include...

Regular strategy meetings across the country with friends in the business that know more than i do... that's 4000 miles a year then :)
 
Great news let's have a trip to Newcastle and a overnight stay and beer

Don't forget yuou need to be discussing work issues.... whether that be in 'shooters', all bar one or the chippy ;)
 
Id rather have this....

not a photoshop :D:cool:

truck-xtralow.jpg
 
umm, would it be hard to explain alot of miles to the tax many when most of us might not even leave the house

many will have laptops i'm sure ;)

depends what nature of work is, but theres all sorts of claims a decent accoiuntant can help u with

its well worth paying for an accountant in my opinion as they will pay for themselves without question

i want to know who the accountant is that the guy who used to part own tetra-pak has :eek:
he's a billionaire and we pay him tax! seems to happen too much that sort of thing
 
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