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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIt's rare (in my experience) to claim normal food and travel from your end client, unless overseas.
What's the chain? You > Your Limited Company > Agency > Client? You > umbrella > agency > client?
Chain is Your Limited Company > Agency > Client? > You , No UmbrellaComment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostHope OP hasn't signed a contract 200 miles from home thinking the client was going to pay for hotel/petrol and now he finds out thats not the case.....Comment
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Originally posted by zayn View PostNot Signed anything yet, just a verbal agreement with Agency acting for the client. I was expecting to claim back from the LTD, which is the norm anyway
If you have, it looks like you will not be able to negotiate now.
If you agreed "subject to contract", you may still be able to negotiate.
As stated, before, however, it is not the norm for contracts to pay expenses on top, unless you are being sent abroad.The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Originally posted by zayn View PostI am a Client working onsite as in your example BarCap , But the goal post's seem to have changed the Agency Consultant who got me the Gig said initial 3 months rolling now i read the contract it say only until 31st March 2016 . I have already setup a LTD company through an Accountant, but at present this is going to be very costly if i cannot claim back any daily expenses ..
It's not up to the client or agency to fund the fact you live halfway across the country from the main client site.
*I've had 90% work from home contracts but the same rules applied."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Originally posted by zayn View PostI am a Client working onsite as in your example BarCap , But the goal post's seem to have changed the Agency Consultant who got me the Gig said initial 3 months rolling now i read the contract it say only until 31st March 2016 . I have already setup a LTD company through an Accountant, but at present this is going to be very costly if i cannot claim back any daily expenses ..
If it's YourLtd > Agency > ClientCo then typically the day rate is an all in, fund your travel/accom
If it's YourLtd > Agency > Consultancy > ClientCo then it's possible for you to get something from the gig for expenses if the consultancy has an agreed expenses arrangement with ClientCo.The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Originally posted by zayn View PostChain is Your Limited Company > Agency > Client? > You , No Umbrella
This assumes that this is prior to April 2016. After April 2016, if the role is inside IR35 then you don't claim travel and subsistence from your company (or if you do, you declare it on your P11D as a benefit in kind).Comment
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What makes you think your Ltd company will be able to invoice for expenses incurred? Did the agency say so? Did the end client say so?
If you just assumed, then you assumed wrong.
You [personally] can of course claim valid expenses from your Ltd company.
Out of interest, how much are you looking at per day in T&S?Comment
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Originally posted by zayn View PostI was expecting to claim back from the LTD, which is the norm anywayComment
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Originally posted by zayn View PostI am a Client working onsite as in your example BarCap , But the goal post's seem to have changed the Agency Consultant who got me the Gig said initial 3 months rolling now i read the contract it say only until 31st March 2016 . I have already setup a LTD company through an Accountant, but at present this is going to be very costly if i cannot claim back any daily expenses ..Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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