There is no single method of apportioning household bills and expenses and so on into business and personal.  HMRC does not prescribe a particular method, although there are some examples listed on their website.  So, you might apportion your bills on:

  • floor area or number of rooms
  • time spent
  • usage

or some appropriate and reasonable combination of the three.

The sorts of expenses that may be allowable for tax are:

  • Council Tax
  • mortgage interest,
  • insurance
  • water rates
  • general repair
  • rent
  • heat
  • light
  • electricity
  • telephone (incl a proportion of the line rental)
  • broadband.

Alternatively, £3/week (from 2008-09) would be allowable without specific receipts/evidence, or if it’s deemed that business use is minimal.

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