Category Archives: Allowable Limited Company Expenses

Should You Have a Company Car? The most asked Question we get!

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If I were to create a hit list of questions asked by clients, the one that would be in our top 3 would be around company cars and company car tax implications. A company car is often seen as a desirable perk — but in reality, whether it’s a good idea depends on who you

Not All That Glitters Is R&D: Why HMRC Is Clamping Down on Dodgy Claims

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At DNA Accountants, we’ve seen a worrying pattern lately: clients who were encouraged by so-called Research & Development (R&D) “specialist” firms to make claims they never should have submitted. The result? HMRC is now knocking on the door, asking for the money back – and in some cases, charging penalties on top. R&D tax relief

Buying or Leasing a Van: What’s Best for Your Business?

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If you’re a business owner, choosing between buying or leasing a van can feel like a big decision. In this guide, we break down the pros, cons, and tax advantages of buying or leasing a van, so you can make a choice that suits your business needs and budget. What’s the Difference When Buying or

Why Allowable Expenses aren’t always Black and White

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When it comes to allowable expenses, things aren’t always as straightforward as we’d like. The idea of reducing your tax bill by claiming legitimate expenses is appealing, but what happens when those expenses fall into a grey area? In this blog, we’ll explore some of the trickier expenses that aren’t always black and white, and

Fixed Assets and Depreciation

Fixed Assets and Depreciation

What is a Fixed Asset? Alright, folks, let’s dive into the world of fixed assets. Imagine fixed assets as the big-ticket items in your business – the ones that stick around for a while and help you generate revenue. We’re talking about things like buildings, machinery, vehicles, and even that snazzy office furniture. Capitalisation: When

Moving Your Investment Property to a Limited Company: What You Need to Know

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Thinking about moving your investment property into a limited company? You’re not alone! Many UK landlords are considering this move and in fact recently some of our clients have been doing just that. Let’s break down the practical stuff and the tax consequences so you can make an informed decision.   Practical Stuff   1.Setting

Why should my Company buy an Electric Car?

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Have you been thinking about changing your car recently and are wondering about buying an electric car to help the environment - sorry, reduce tax? This is a good thing. Yes, A GOOD THING. HMRC have made this a good thing by allowing companies to get full tax relief when they buy a brand new,

What can I claim if I’m working from home?

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Making a claim for Working from Home Can I claim tax relief for my goldfish, Bubbles, who keeps me company when I’m working from home? We have been asked some odd questions over the years, especially when it comes to claiming expenses of having a home office. Making a claim to your business for working