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Writing-Off Tax- How is it calculated?

Kehoejck · 2008-07-05 14:56:16

For example I was told that here in Ireland a business can claim all interest on a loan against tax. Could someone possibly explain to me how this is calculated? I understand that interest is an expense in the profit and loss account. Any help from here would be great. Help is appreciated :)

05-07-2008 2:56pm

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Kehoejck

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For example I was told that here in Ireland a business can claim all interest on a loan against tax. Could someone possibly explain to me how this is calculated?

I understand that interest is an expense in the profit and loss account. Any help from here would be great.

Help is appreciated

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#2 05-07-2008 6:16pm

Macker18

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Afaik, you need to get an cert of interest paid from the bank for the period concerned - i.e. your companies year.

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