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lucynlizzysmum


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Can someone please clear something up for me. If self assessment is itemised seperately on the accountants bill is the VAT recoverable by the business? My understanding has always been no however, an accountant has insisted I claim the VAT for my client on his bill. 

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kjmcculloch83


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You are right. Self assessment is a personal expense, not a business expense.

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lucynlizzysmum


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Thanks Kris - I am glad I am not alone in dealing with SA that way!! Sometimes you just need clarification of what you already know - it just bugged me when the accountants insisted I was wrong! My client is happy for me not to claim it!



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