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Suzie


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Hello

 

Can i claim the office software i bought for my laptop as a revenue expense as it is something i couldnt sell as an asset?

 

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Suzie



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Yes except in some restricted instances for example operating system upgrades at time of the hardware purchase where it should be capitalised as part of the asset.

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Shaun.

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Many thanks Shaun


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Suzie

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