Capital Allowances for larger or long-term items
Capital Allowances are slightly different to everyday expenses. HMRC understands that a business will have to purchase items to use on...
Expenses
Expenses are usually outgoings - items such as stationery, mileage and accommodation
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Apple Store and Google Play Purchases
If you use any Apple or Google services on your business mobile phone, you can claim these towards your expenses... -
Bank Charges or Credit Card interest
You can claim for any bank charges where the business incurs them. These could include: Bank charges (e.g. bounced direct... -
Franchise Fees
As part of a franchise, the franchisor (the person or organisation selling the product or service) will provide the franchisee... -
Facebook Adverts
You can claim for any Facebook Adverts which you may have purchased (or for any ‘boosted’ posts), providing these are... -
Leaflets, Posters and Banners
Where you purchase any type of marketing product, such as leaflets/fliers, posters or banners to advertise your business, you can... -
Sundries (Incomes and Expenses)
Sundries (where you receive income from Slimming World) is another form of income. However sundries may also be an expense... -
Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) Fees
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is a Governmental office which is designed to uphold information rights. The organisation specifically deals... -
Broadband, mobile and phone lines
You can claim the business proportion of any broadband and phone line costs which your business uses. If you have... -
Marketing Activity: Taster Evenings, competitions and Sampling
If you’re running any type of marketing activity, on the basis of growing your business, you can claim for the...