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VAT claim for laptop

adocholiday · 2011-10-16 00:16:10

Hi all, My Dad has his own decorating business and is buying a new laptop in the next few days. Is it possible for him to claim back the VAT on this? A laptop is not necessarily a requirement for him to carry out his business but he will be using it for work purposes (generating quotations/invoices/receipts etc). I can't…

16-10-2011 12:16am

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adocholiday

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Hi all,

My Dad has his own decorating business and is buying a new laptop in the next few days. Is it possible for him to claim back the VAT on this? A laptop is not necessarily a requirement for him to carry out his business but he will be using it for work purposes (generating quotations/invoices/receipts etc).

I can't find anything concrete on it.

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#2 16-10-2011 1:02pm

dbran

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Hi

Yes. If the laptop is used for the business. Otherwise a proportion of the VAt relating to the business element can be claimed.

Kind Regards

dbran

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#3 18-10-2011 1:06pm

NCG

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As long as he is VAT registered.

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