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Interesting Tax Gems

21st December 2006 at 10:54

To say this this is interesting perhaps says more about my current state of mind than the value of the quote, but I thought I'd share this little gem about the taxation of websites:

The cost of a web site is analogous to that of a shop window. The cost of constructing the window is capital; the cost of changing the display from time to time is revenue.

(From: hmrc.gov.uk)

Also, computer software is classed as revenue expenditure if it has a life expectancy of under two years, otherwise it is capital cost. And according to the HMRC definition, 'software' includes both programs and data!

Interesting facts to throw at clients, #736 and #737!

Boy, I'm going to be the life of the party this Christmas...

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