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Samll job done by a friend

blueyedson · 2012-02-28 09:58:56

Hello all, A friend of mine had some business cards made up by a friend of her family. He done them at a very good price and helped with her website. How can she put down the expense in her books, as she paid him only €150 euro and he didnt charge vat as he is not trading as a company?

28-02-2012 09:58AM

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blueyedson

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Hello all,

A friend of mine had some business cards made up by a friend of her family.
He done them at a very good price and helped with her website.

How can she put down the expense in her books, as she paid him only €150 euro and he didnt charge vat as he is not trading as a company?

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#2 28-02-2012 10:54AM

viztopia

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has she got an invoice for the work done?

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#3 28-02-2012 11:52PM

blueyedson

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no i dont think so

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#4 29-02-2012 06:37AM

viztopia

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If there is no invoice then you can't claim. Can't have it both ways, getting a job done cheaply probably for cash and not declared and use this as an expense to reduce your profits!

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