Given the rise in tablets and the like what are thoughts of where to stick them in the accounts?
Office equipment seems the most favourable but I'm not 100% convinced.
Reason for asking is I've just processed an invoice for Galaxy Tab 4 which the client has got from a phone company, contributing £50 + VAT as part of a sim contract. Should I class it as a phone as it comes with a 4g sim on contract, or separate the cost of the tablet to office equipment, or something different altogether?
A few months ago I had a similar situation with a usb penstick, and that went to office equipment because I couldn't think of anywhere better, but it did seem a bit daft to stick it there. Maybe I'm just hung up on the wording lol
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John
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Some clients have an IT consumables code where I put the small it stuff that isn't classed as an asset, I put things like that there. Whilst it technically is office equipment I agree with you it is useful to separate it out.
