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Question about Tax and credit card payments
JenT
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I run a small business, very part-time so my turn over is very small. I have spent quite a bit on capital expenses over the past year on equipment for the job. Most of it has been on 0% credit cards (aren't they great!). So each month i pay the minimum payment from my business account.
My question is .. what to i put in my accounts, the monthly minimum payment or the original full payment for the item? I can't do both obviously. If I put the first lump sum then my bank accounts won't tally. But if i do the monthly payments can i still claim it as a capital expense ( especially if it goes over the two financial years).
Any advice gratefully received!
Thanks
Jenny
My question is .. what to i put in my accounts, the monthly minimum payment or the original full payment for the item? I can't do both obviously. If I put the first lump sum then my bank accounts won't tally. But if i do the monthly payments can i still claim it as a capital expense ( especially if it goes over the two financial years).
Any advice gratefully received!
Thanks
Jenny
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Full cost goes in when you buy them - you "owe" for them, so the monthly payments are merely debt repayments with no impact on your profit or loss.0
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Think of your credit card statement in the same way as you would think of your bank account statement
It's like being overdrawn at the bank.0 -
Thanks to you both - as with so many of these things it's not difficult to understand if you know the basic principle behind it! Now it is all clear!
Thanks again.0
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