Tax implications of private expenditure

Tax implications of private expenditure

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If a Company pays for a selection of items that are personal to the Director (such as say DVDs, clothes, etc) which are posted to 'entertaining' and the Director never repays these then what are the tax implications?

I would assume that these items should be included on the Director's P11D but if the above expenses were coded to 'entertaining' in the Company's accounts then should these also be added back in the tax computation?

I am intrigued to find out whether there is a potential double tax hit (i.e. both the Company and the Director (via his tax return) suffer the tax.

Any help would be appreciated, particularly if you could point me to the relevant guidance/legislation.

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