Can I claim for Car???
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    Question Can I claim for Car???

    Hi. I recently brought a 7 seater car as I need it to fit all kids in but can I clain anything back for this? I only have 3 kids of my own so only got 7 seater so I can fit childminding kids in too.
    If anyone has ever found out about this please let me know.
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    Default Re: Can I claim for Car???

    Similar questions have been asked on this before.

    I think the general way people tend to go is just bt claiming the mileage on the vehicle as if you go into claiming a percentage you go into capital gains tax or something.

    I'm not entialy sure but you could maybe search the engine for the results on previous threads?

    Sorry if thats not much help
    Katickles

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    Default Re: Can I claim for Car???

    Capital gains is a complicated thing... best get some accountant advice or ring the tax office

    http://search2.hmrc.gov.uk/kbroker/h...ctus/start.jsp

 

 

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