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Tax relief for doing an educational coures?

cookiequeen · 2008-02-25 10:05:31

I'm doing a 12 week certificate qualification in Ballymaloe cookery school. Does anyone know if there's any tax relief for this course? http://www.cookingisfun.ie/pages/courses/certificate_course/course_programme.php thanks

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25-02-2008 11:05am

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cookiequeen

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I'm doing a 12 week certificate qualification in Ballymaloe cookery school. Does anyone know if there's any tax relief for this course?

http://www.cookingisfun.ie/pages/courses/certificate_course/course_programme.php

thanks

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#2 25-02-2008 1:10pm
Mr. Incognito

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it doesn't qualify. sorry. Has to be an approved course

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#3 29-02-2008 2:58pm
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Where can you view a list of approved courses?

Done the QFA exams just finished them last month, and an evening diploma from DBS. would they count?

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#4 04-03-2008 11:59pm
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Full list of approved courses is HERE

Only way of getting relief on that course Cookiequeen would be claiming it as a business expense against tax if you had your own food related business or intended to start one after the course (that's what a friend of mine did anyway).

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