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And even with a high end machine... it's still dubious. It's much, much easier to just write it off like you would any other property lost/damaged/destroyed in
by ToucanLoucan 3y ago
And even with a high end machine... it's still dubious. It's much, much easier to just write it off like you would any other property lost/damaged/destroyed in the process of doing the job, and it's an aspect of business that more or less every company will already have processes setup for.
- ska 3y agoYou've probably already depreciated most of it on your books, so the write off is pretty small. After 3 (tax) years a 2k laptop is likely only worth a few hundred dollars to you anyway, and you'd have to pay shipping (50 ish?) so not much there to get worried about. Obviously this depends on tax jurisdiction. Put it another way, to the company losing that laptop is likely less of a problem than paying out a owed vacation day with ambiguous records.