ref numbers

[devoncm]

might sound a daft question but what should i put in the ref column, ive not got many reciepts and not sure how to do this bit, any help greatly appreciated

thanks

[sarah707]

Not sure what you mean? What system are you using?

[devoncm]

I got everything from morton michel and in the expenses part its got a reference column

[katickles]

Sorry i use NCMA. One of the others will help you out though i'm sure.

[sarah707]

Oh yes I see it... I'm looking at a copy.

I would imagine it's the reference of the bill but I wouldn't worry about it tbh... is this any easier to use?

[devoncm]

thanks for all the help
yes sarah that looks way so much easier

[miffy]

Thanks Sarah for sharing that

I am interested that you offset a % of your TV licence broadband and house insurance(is that contents or buildings or both) as i didn't know you could do that - so if it's not too nosy a question what % do you offset for each

Does everybody else do this too

miffy xx

[crazybones]

Thanks Sarah for sharing that

I am interested that you offset a % of your TV licence broadband and house insurance(is that contents or buildings or both) as i didn't know you could do that - so if it's not too nosy a question what % do you offset for each

Does everybody else do this too

miffy xx

I havent done it before but there is a lot I didnt do before finding this forum. I am presuming (am sure someone will correct me) that these might fall into the 10% part and then also reducing the percentage depending on your hours. Does that make sense? It does in my head but not when I read it back.

[sarah707]

I am presuming (am sure someone will correct me) that these might fall into the 10% part and then also reducing the percentage depending on your hours. Does that make sense? It does in my head but not when I read it back.

Yes that's what I do... I use a percentage of the tv for minding (mindees watch it), so I claim for it... the major reason I have broadband is for minding (my use and the children I mind... I look after a lot of older ones) ... my house insurance is like anything else, I might choose not to have it but as I am minding, it is a necessity, therefore I claim a %age, on the sliding scale as described by Annie and the tax link here...

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/manuals/bimmanual/bim52751.htm

It really is about being able to justify what you claim... if you use it and you can justify it, then claim it.

I am glad you are finding my form helpful.

[miffy]

Thanks Sarah - I like your thinking

miffy xx

[Monkey1]

Thanks Sarah, there is a few things on your list that i hadn't thought about before but i will do now

[miffy]

Thanks Sarah, there is a few things on your list that i hadn't thought about before but i will do now

Same here monkey - you live and learn

miffy xx