Tax Expenses for Screenwriters

I've blogged about this before, but it's probably worth re-posting the list of things that screenwriters can claim tax against (if you're a self-employed/sole trader/freelancer person).

Expenses for Screenwriters:
Consumables/materials
Rechargeable expenses
Agent’s commission
Sub-contracts/assistants
Secretarial
Office/studio overheads (even rehearsal room hire)
Repairs/renewals of equipment
Computer costs
Scripts/books/trade journals (incl subscriptions)
Telephone (75%)
Mobile phone
Internet services
Printing/postage/stationery
Insurance
Motor expenses (75%)
Hire purchase interest on car (75%)
Travelling/accommodation
Advertising/photographs
Accountancy
Bad debts (is there a “good debt?”)
Bank interest/charges
CDs/DVDs/tapes (50% or more)
Theatre/film/exhibition tickets
Television licence/rental (50%)
VCR rental (um, VCR? What are we, in the 20th century?!)
Coaching/courses
Gratuities

Here's a link to another tax-related post:
In the Money (what to do when you start the screenwriting freelance life)