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Allowable Business Expense

Dawny
Dawny Registered Posts: 62 Regular contributor ⭐
August 2013 in General accounting discussion
Hi,

a director of a company uses an office in the home, the only deduction currently in the accounts is the £4 per week use of residence. The office has recently been decorated and had a new carpet, which the business paid for. Are both these costs an allowable deduction as a business expense? Will there be any CGT implications when the house is sold?

Thank you for the help!
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