In The UK

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In the UK, some common tax-deductible expenses for a limited company include:

Business premises expenses: Rent, utilities, property taxes, and maintenance costs for any
office or other business premises.

Equipment and supplies: The cost of purchasing, leasing or renting business equipment,
such as computers, software, machinery, and furniture, as well as any supplies required to
run your business.

Business travel: The cost of transportation, lodging, and meals when traveling for business
purposes.

Professional fees: Any fees paid to professionals such as accountants, lawyers, and
consultants who provide services to your company.

Salaries and wages: Payments made to employees or contractors for services rendered.
Business insurance: The cost of any insurance policies related to your business, such as
liability insurance or professional indemnity insurance.

Advertising and marketing: The cost of promoting your business through marketing,
advertising, and public relations activities.

Training and development: The cost of training and development activities for you and your
employees.

Again, it is important to note that this list is not exhaustive and that the specific tax-
deductible expenses will depend on your individual circumstances, so it is always
recommended to consult a tax professional or accountant for guidance.

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