Franchise License Taxation Allowances
Hello
I have just taken on a client who has bought a franchise license for £10,000, which will expire in 5 years. He is a Sole Trader.
I will be treating this as an intangible fixed asset and write it off in the accounts over a 5 year period.
However, I have read somewhere that there is no tax relief unless it is purchased through a Ltd Co.
The Question is:
Does this mean, there are no reliefs of any sort for taxation purposes? Is there anything I can use to reduce his tax bill, in light of this purchase?
Many Thanks for your advice in advance.
Carolynne
Franchise License Taxation Allowances
Hello Mr Michief
Thanks for the quick response.
It just seems so unfair that sole traders are so disadvantaged by not being allowed any tax allowances.
-- Carolynne
Sole Trader Tax Relief
If you can find anything fair about the tax regime let me know :-)
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correct - mostly
I think you are mostly correct. However, does any of the fee relate to revenue items such as training or HR / admin. support - which can potentially be written off to profit?
That part which is a licence to operate the business is an intangible in my view.