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Hi all!

After putting myself through a bookkeeping course am I able to use this as an expense through my business??  I have a soft furnishing business at present and started a bookkeeping course in April 2009 and have now decided to become a bookkeeper and eventually close my other business down, but can I put the cost through as an expense in my 2009-2010 accounts??  I am paying for the course over 24 months so for 2009 - 2010 there is a cost of appox. £650.00

Many Thanks!!

Lisa



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Hi Lisa,

Sorry, the answer is no.

However, now that you have setup a bookkeeping business all future courses related to that business including CPD are legitimate expenses of the business.




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Not good then!! but could it not be used as a capital expense i.e personal money spent to start a new business??  I have since done a payroll course so atleast I can claim that!! blankstare



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