Can a Netflix subscription be an allowable expense
Hi,
A self-employed producer has asked if their Netflix subscription can be an allowable expense against tax. They say their friends who are also producers claim it, as it’s “research”.
I would think the answer is no?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
A self-employed producer has asked if their Netflix subscription can be an allowable expense against tax. They say their friends who are also producers claim it, as it’s “research”.
I would think the answer is no?
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
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Comments
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I am inclined to agree with you. A Netflix subscription is primarily for entertainment and I think HMRC would take a very dim view of anyone attempting to claim it as a research item.2
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I would advise quite strongly against it. For how much a Netflix subscription costs it’s really not worth the risk!1
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