Driving lessons
George
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Client only uses the car for work. This is actually true, she had to learn to drive to allow her to work. There is no private use. She is a genuine person, not looking to make any old claim. Is this is a possible expense claim, or will the Revenue regard it as unacceptable? I've never heard of this before.
Thanks for your help.
George
Thanks for your help.
George
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In my opinion, no.
The driving lessons were to enable her to drive not to enable her to work. It will never pass the wholly and exclusively test.0 -
Good answer. Thanks, Dean.0
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