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Mamy thanks for all your replies. I spoke to our companies bank, a new direct debit had been set up on 1st August by the finance company without our permission (how can that happen?), the payment has now been reversed but it doesn't end here!
Nearly £500 was taken from our company bank account today by a motor finance company. The my company had an agreement with them in 2018/9, but directors of the company now buy their vehicles in their own name. I have contacted the finance company but they are unwilling to speak to me as the...
My wife is sole director of a mental health counselling business, since Covid the trurnover has increased to the point where she can now afford to pay herself a larger salary. Would she be financially better off as a sole trader?
I have an employee who is on Working Tax Credit, I gave him a company car 18 months ago instead of a pay rise as he couldn't afford to replace his worn out car. He entered the details on his WTC renewal form in July and HMRC have now stopped his benefit and he has to repay several thousand...
Thank for your replies, under severe pressure from my wife our accountant contacted HMRC, they responded that we can claim for part of the expenses in buying and keeping the dog.
Our accountant has said that as the dog is also a pet the cost of buying the dog and expenses like food, vets fees, etc. can not be claimed as an expense for tax purposes.
My wife is a private practice mental health counsellor. She bought a dog to use in her practice as a therapy dog, this has proven very successful in helping clients with their problems. Is any of the expense in buying/keeping the dog allowable for tax purposes
Thank you
Thank you for your responses Glenn Martin and Mr D, I know it is an expense and can cope with that, the problem I have is how to record the full amount of the sale, i.e. a £10.00 sale would show a shortfall of £1.20.
I recently started selling on Amazon, but I am having problems accounting for their fees, for example: if an item is sold for £10.00 Amazon will deduct £1.20 in fees and send me £8.80, I raise an invoice to the customer for £10.00 but only receive £8.80. I can show the fees as a purchase but...
My wife is a director of a limited company, the company has supplied her with a company car which she uses for business and personal mileage. Her income is less than her tax code and is not currently drawing a dividend from the company. How does this affect her tax liability. Thank you for...