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Claiming licenses against income tax
Das1joker
Posts: 2 Newbie
in Cutting tax
I currently work in the hospitality field and am currently looking at getting my personal alcohol license to allow me to look for different career opportunities.
I am at a managerial level at my current venue and I am finding more often than not that a personal license is an essential requirment for jobs of a similar level at other venues that involve running bars or managing teams of people serving alcohol.
My question is would I be able to claim the costs of obtaining a personal alcohol license against my income tax if it was a necessity for my job or for a job that I had recently taken up and an employer was unwilling to foot the bill? Usually its around £150-300 for a 1 day course at a training centre.
Any advice would be appreciated!
I am at a managerial level at my current venue and I am finding more often than not that a personal license is an essential requirment for jobs of a similar level at other venues that involve running bars or managing teams of people serving alcohol.
My question is would I be able to claim the costs of obtaining a personal alcohol license against my income tax if it was a necessity for my job or for a job that I had recently taken up and an employer was unwilling to foot the bill? Usually its around £150-300 for a 1 day course at a training centre.
Any advice would be appreciated!
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I don't think that you can claim for courses that enhance your employability even moreso as PAYE employee.0
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If you already have a job that requires you to get one then it's probably allowable but getting one to put you in the position to get a new job probably not.0
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