following on from claiming VAT back ...
14-12-2008, 08:33 PM
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i was told about this from our snapon man.i think form is called the p87.if ya do a google for it,you fill it in and send it reciepts of stuff you bought n hey presto
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14-12-2008, 08:53 PM
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Vat-tax-allowances-self employed!
---------------------- lets get this right------------
speak to your accountant(he should be claiming all your allowances as a matter of course)>>>>>>>>> dont listen to half this crap on here you'll just make yourself look a twat at the tax office!----(and attract unneccesary attention! To your inadequate bookkeeping experience)
if your on the books ---------forget it!!!!!!!!-fixed allowances!!
--------claims relate to self employed/companys !!!
If your not claiming already sack the accountant ----your paying him!!!!
God help you when you have vat to deal with also
im assuming im talking to the younger element of our society am i???
Thought so-----
speak to your accountant(he should be claiming all your allowances as a matter of course)>>>>>>>>> dont listen to half this crap on here you'll just make yourself look a twat at the tax office!----(and attract unneccesary attention! To your inadequate bookkeeping experience)
if your on the books ---------forget it!!!!!!!!-fixed allowances!!
--------claims relate to self employed/companys !!!
If your not claiming already sack the accountant ----your paying him!!!!
God help you when you have vat to deal with also
im assuming im talking to the younger element of our society am i???
Thought so-----
14-12-2008, 08:56 PM
#13
---------------------- lets get this right------------
speak to your accountant(he should be claiming all your allowances as a matter of course)>>>>>>>>> dont listen to half this crap on here you'll just make yourself look a twat at the tax office!----(and attract unneccesary attention! To your inadequate bookkeeping experience)
if your on the books ---------forget it!!!!!!!!-fixed allowances!!
--------claims relate to self employed/companys !!!
If your not claiming already sack the accountant ----your paying him!!!!
God help you when you have vat to deal with also
im assuming im talking to the younger element of our society am i???
Thought so-----
speak to your accountant(he should be claiming all your allowances as a matter of course)>>>>>>>>> dont listen to half this crap on here you'll just make yourself look a twat at the tax office!----(and attract unneccesary attention! To your inadequate bookkeeping experience)
if your on the books ---------forget it!!!!!!!!-fixed allowances!!
--------claims relate to self employed/companys !!!
If your not claiming already sack the accountant ----your paying him!!!!
God help you when you have vat to deal with also
im assuming im talking to the younger element of our society am i???
Thought so-----
eh???surely i can claim the vat back tho as i have had to buy them to do my job!what difference does it make if i am self employed or work in a dealer?i dont get any allowances for tools etc?!
14-12-2008, 09:13 PM
#16
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someone in our main dealer has done this, only inland revenue has paid the money to the company, not the individual. it's now being chased up, but in the meantime IR have lost all his original tools invoices.
14-12-2008, 09:25 PM
#17
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14-12-2008, 10:18 PM
#20
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Thats true & if you are VAT registered you will be charging VAT on you total turnover applies above circa 65k turnover so for self employed only.
Think their is confusion here, tools can be claimed usually as a fixed sum as an allowance against your tax code you will have to prove its above the fixed rate if you want more, chances of getting much somewhere around zero & bugger all.
For the self employed your accountant will be claiming this already if your paye you will almost certainly only get the fixed allowance.
Im afraid even a Labour goverment wont pay for its workers to lose his tools every week even if Mr Brown is a nice chap.
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Think their is confusion here, tools can be claimed usually as a fixed sum as an allowance against your tax code you will have to prove its above the fixed rate if you want more, chances of getting much somewhere around zero & bugger all.
For the self employed your accountant will be claiming this already if your paye you will almost certainly only get the fixed allowance.
Im afraid even a Labour goverment wont pay for its workers to lose his tools every week even if Mr Brown is a nice chap.
.
15-12-2008, 06:16 PM
#22
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Thats true & if you are VAT registered you will be charging VAT on you total turnover applies above circa 65k turnover so for self employed only.
Think their is confusion here, tools can be claimed usually as a fixed sum as an allowance against your tax code you will have to prove its above the fixed rate if you want more, chances of getting much somewhere around zero & bugger all.
For the self employed your accountant will be claiming this already if your paye you will almost certainly only get the fixed allowance.
Im afraid even a Labour goverment wont pay for its workers to lose his tools every week even if Mr Brown is a nice chap..
Think their is confusion here, tools can be claimed usually as a fixed sum as an allowance against your tax code you will have to prove its above the fixed rate if you want more, chances of getting much somewhere around zero & bugger all.
For the self employed your accountant will be claiming this already if your paye you will almost certainly only get the fixed allowance.
Im afraid even a Labour goverment wont pay for its workers to lose his tools every week even if Mr Brown is a nice chap.
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