Dear @KRACorporate
I don't like suits. I just wear them because the Advocates dress code has already made that decision for me. As an Advocate of the High Court and a tax consultant, a suit is a licensed equipment. Buying one is painful. Maintaining one is a recurring expense. Dry cleaners know me better than some relatives.
Now, the tax lawyer in me has been musing. The Income Tax Act says expenditure incurred wholly and exclusively in the production of income is deductible. I would say buying and maintaining a suit qualifies as expenditure incurred wholly and exclusively in the production of a lawyer's income I don't wear suits to weddings, I wear them to earn a living. They are compulsory. I can argue that they generate income. Since advocates can't plaster their faces on billboards, isn't a well-tailored suit technically my marketing budget? Clients see the suit before they interact with my services.
So now, can I claim the laundry expenses as business expenses? And since purchase of suits can be "capital in nature", maybe we can lobby to amend the Act to allow us to claim investment allowance on the purchase costs.
In our industry, our wardrobe is actually in the same class as plant and machinery. They are not just clothes. They are income generating assets with a fabric finish.
Office life before the invention of AutoCAD and other drafting software.
Prior to the release of AutoCAD in 1982, engineering drawings were all done by hand using different grade pencils, erasers, T-squares and set squares.
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Fill out the details and ensure you have your KCSE year and Index number
You will be prompted via e citizen to pay a fee of KES 1500.00
You can then download and save your e-certificate. I hope this helps anyone out there with a missing certificate
New in Claude Cowork: teach Claude a skill.
Record your screen while you do a task, talk through it as you go, and Claude turns it into a skill it can run again. Find it under Record a skill in the + menu of the Claude desktop app.
Available on Pro, Max, and Team plans.
In the souks of Marrakech, a wood carver makes small boxes with concealed openings. They look simple at first, but the lids slide, twist, or lock in ways you don’t expect. You have to learn how each one opens.
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I need a product design intern. I have been doing this myself but I don’t think I am skilled enough nor have the time to keep doing this anymore as I embark on CEO duties (hehe)
Someone familiar with product design (electronics perspective), not necessarily a mechanical engineer (I noticed they are more inclined to structural design iykwim) but would help. And not married to Solidworks but can work with Fusion360 and/or Inventor and has designed a few things/devices.
This needs skills in CAD design but most importantly aesthetics. These are consumer products (or at least be used by the everyday person) so beyond the structural design, an artistic eye is vital.
Send me your portfolio (most important) and CV to careers[at]veno[dot]co[dot]ke