I was advised i would be paid at a higher rate for a weeks work which was at a different destination to my normal contract, all the other people attendind received this same percentage uplift.
After returning from the week away, I found out that the rate they agreed prior to my departure was not what I received (they basically made up a new rate just for me, to reduce their costs). The client claimed that the decicion had been made before hand, however neither I nor the agency were informed of any changes.
Should this discrpoency between my invoice and what I received be written off as a loss? Does this benefit me tax-wise?
How does it work if I am audited, do i need to record proof/evidence that I was advised of this rate or something?
After returning from the week away, I found out that the rate they agreed prior to my departure was not what I received (they basically made up a new rate just for me, to reduce their costs). The client claimed that the decicion had been made before hand, however neither I nor the agency were informed of any changes.
Should this discrpoency between my invoice and what I received be written off as a loss? Does this benefit me tax-wise?
How does it work if I am audited, do i need to record proof/evidence that I was advised of this rate or something?
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