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Just thought of something here if a company were to give employees a copy of MS office to use at home, partly so employess can open .doc documents at home but also to perhaps work from home or learn software at home, i presume there would be some sort of tax on the software value as its classifed as income, however if the software is openoffice, there is no such cost to the software therefore would the employee be liable to pay tax on the retails value of Openoffice, whichis £0.00 or perhaps £0.50 if the cost of the cd is taken in to account just wondered what the situation would be tax wise. Paul -- Support open file formats use ISO 26300 Open Document format as used by openoffice.org, http:///www.openoffice.org Events 15th September 2007 - Software Freedom Day 20th October 2007 - Lug clustering meeting. 18th October 2007 - Ubuntu 7.10 release date 28th October - Penzance Computers meet 11th November. Penzance Computers meet details on lug site, www.dcglug.org.uk under meetings. visit us on IRC - irc.phractured.net / 6667 #dclug -----BEGIN GEEK CODE BLOCK----- Version 3.1 GIT d S: a C+++ UL++++ P+ L++ W++ N+ W--- O! V! PS+ Y! t+++ 5 X+++ R tv- b- DI! D++ G e H! r! z? -----END GEEK CODE BLOCK---- -- The Mailing List for the Devon & Cornwall LUG http://mailman.dclug.org.uk/listinfo/list FAQ: http://www.dcglug.org.uk/linux_adm/list-faq.html