Bought 2 monitors but don't want to record them as assets

Accounting
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I bought 2 pc monitors on company £150 each, but I don’t want to record them as assets for company because I don’t want to deal with deprecation and all stuff related to assets and this are low value items anyway.
So I just want to record them as expenses, which nominal account for it to use?

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I’m no accountant, but at a guess I’d say that because they are £150 each they would be classified as assets.

Depreciation isn’t a hassle if you set up recurring journals.

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But I’ve read that it is up to the director and accountant to decide the value after which the purchase becomes an asset.
Here is some explanation:

Is there a lower cost limit for when an item becomes a capital asset?
HM Revenue haven’t set one. If you have an accountant, he/she might have a set limit.
But usually it’ll depend on your business’s size. For example, a £25 phone would almost always go into Internet and Telephone as a day-to-day running cost. A £250 phone system would be a capital item for a small business, but probably a day-to-day running cost for a larger

I just don’t want to capitalize this 2 purchases really.
Especially bearing in mind that these are items that can quickly become faulty and that AIA is £100k.

We have a 170k turnover.

Also if for example I buy a computer mouse for £15 will it still be fixed asset?

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As I said, I’m no accountant. May be best to check with yours in all honesty, see what they say.

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Not material enough to be capitalised

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Yeah that’s what I though, but which nominal account to use for this purchases?

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Office cost or IT Services

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Thanks that’s what I thought.