HI people
Having found these links
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/bu...rc-856994.html
http://www.qck.com/hmrc-offers-tax-r...ed-158466.html
which stateI have totally failed to find the correct phraseology/statement on the HMRC website .pdf'sSelf-employed can set mortgage costs against tax, says HMRC
If a self employed person works from home, can a percetage of the INJTEREST and COUNCIL TAX be offset against profit and income to reduce tax liability?
Some normal costs and charges can, such as the perecentage of heating bills, telephone bills etc, that are fair and correct for working from home.. but can the interest on the mortgage and can the council tax?


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). And if you're sick and incapable of work there are several different levels of non-means-tested benefits that you're eligible for. It won't be as much as you were earning, of course, but it's a damn site better than a kick in the teeth.

