rebillable mileage Question

[northernladuk]

Its this kind of advice is exactly the reason why I am in the process of dumping my accountant.
He does not tell or explain anything.


I meant 45p/25p in what you highlighted below. my brain just switches to the old rates for some reason.

I am 1/2 tempted to just my own books & submit them myself. I dont really have anything complicated in my books.

You have to ask this question and then get the mileage rates wrong and you want to do them yourself? Good luck with that.

[AMH]

You have to ask this question and then get the mileage rates wrong and you want to do them yourself? Good luck with that.

thats why software works it all out for me ;o)

[John8589]

Unfortunately, the software doesn't do it for you. It still requires someone that knows a thing or two about accountancy and tax to do the job properly. That said, good luck with doing it yourself.

[Forbes Young]

Unfortunately, the software doesn't do it for you. It still requires someone that knows a thing or two about accountancy and tax to do the job properly. That said, good luck with doing it yourself.

Yes exactly. Surely contractors have an accountant to advise them about the basics rather than trying to find this out themselves? A specialist contractor accountant should advise new clients about the basics when they first sign up with them.

Graeme Bennett ACMA MBA

[AMH]

Unfortunately, the software doesn't do it for you. It still requires someone that knows a thing or two about accountancy and tax to do the job properly. That said, good luck with doing it yourself.

yup - i was looking at the CT600 form.
my brain ached after about 2 minutes.