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Originally Posted by hokkers999
My accountant is fully qualified so I take her advice!
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I don't mean to sound rude, but if you're so so happy with the advice your accountant is giving you then why are you asking for people's advice on here, then pooh-pooh'ing what people with their own experiences tell you?
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I have deliberately not asked for any change in council tax etc as there are other *potential* knock on effects when you come to sell like capital gains etc.
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So you're deliberately avoiding paying your Business Rates? I'm sure that will go down well with the local council.
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I agree that staying off the revenue radar is always preferable - again that's what I pay my accountant for - but I also have tax investigation insurance that pays up to 1/2 mill in professional fees.
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Telling the thruth is what's always preferable. Claim for the things you're entitled to and stop trying to defraud the Revenue out of a few quid a month for your internet. It's not rocket science.
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I guess the safe answer is simply status quo. Though if VM would do real static ip's then I would if they allowed it keep my residential and purchase a business bb as well.
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Static IP addresses have nothing to do with whether the service is a business one or not. As long as you're using the internet service for domestic as well as business purposes then you are not allowed to claim 100% of the expense as a business one - it's as simple as that.
And it's a little disturbing to me that someone who claims to be working in financial services cannot grasp a financial transaction so simple.
