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My boiler has broken - Can i claim any of the cost back?

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jellyjelly · 30/10/2005 20:49

Have any of you done this?

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GeorgieVickyLou · 30/10/2005 20:55

Costs from who? (as you can tell i haven't done this)

Furball · 30/10/2005 21:01

How old is it?

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jellyjelly · 30/10/2005 21:04

On our expenses and i dont know how old it is.

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ThePrisoner · 30/10/2005 22:40

As you would have to pay to have it fixed/replaced anyway, I think that - technically - you wouldn't really be able to claim anything on your expenses for it.

kcemum · 30/10/2005 22:46

I think that you wouldn't be able to claim either but it may be a good idea to contact the IR as they would give you a definate answer,

ThePrisoner · 30/10/2005 23:23

They will say no!!

katymac · 31/10/2005 07:44

ThePrinsoner is right it is a capitol cost for your house - as you can't take it with you when you move) - so if you were to claim it as a childminding expense - you may have to pay capitol gains tax when you sell the house - it's not worth it

HellyBelly · 31/10/2005 09:05

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jellyjelly · 31/10/2005 09:08

Know any one helly?

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HellyBelly · 31/10/2005 09:32

jelly - got one and it's in your area!!

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