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Just taken on a new client (woo ghoo!).

It's a start up cleaning franchise. Just looking into whether the franchise fee he's paid will be allowable as an expense when I do his next tax return?



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What is included in the franchise fee? It there a breakdown? Training, equipment, stock etc?

I would go through an assign everything listed to the appropriate accounts. Depending on what was left it could be treated as an intangible fixed asset, or expensed if it was a tiny amount.

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