Claiming Mileage Advice

[northernladuk]

I misread that and thought it said cretin

Ouch!

[SteelyDan]

Back in the 19th century I used to drive a lot for business, I had a little mileage log book (you can buy them for a few quid) that I kept in the car and logged every journey recording which client if business. I then totted it all up at the end of the month as part of my monthly expenses. The book will get shredded when seven years have passed from the final entry.

FTFY.

I think we have spreadsheets &/or other more advanced ways of recording mileage nowadays...

[ladymuck]

FTFY.

I think we have spreadsheets &/or other more advanced ways of recording mileage nowadays...

How do you get the number of miles driven from your odometer to your spreadsheet? I didn't realise that computing technology at the turn of the 20th century was so advanced.

[northernladyuk]

Thanks for the quick reply.

Northernladuk - I'm a fan. Thanks for making reading forum posts very entertaining indeed!

Don't encourage him.

[northernladyuk]

How do you get the number of miles driven from your odometer to your spreadsheet? I didn't realise that computing technology at the turn of the 20th century was so advanced.

OCR. Before automation, your driver would undertake the task by methods unknown.

[SueEllen]

How do you get the number of miles driven from your odometer to your spreadsheet? I didn't realise that computing technology at the turn of the 20th century was so advanced.

You know you are allowed to estimate the number for miles driven don't you?

[barrydidit]

You know you are allowed to estimate the number for miles driven don't you?

To the nearest ten thousand?

[Lance]

To the nearest ten thousand?

what does yourco expense policy say?

[washed up contractor]

And dont forget, mileage is claimable upto 2 years only subject to the usual (well known) conditions unless you change the geographical location you travel to.

[northernladuk]

And dont forget, mileage is claimable upto 2 years only subject to the usual (well known) conditions unless you change the geographical location you travel to.

Nope. I suspect you've got it right in your head but put it down badly. Just checking.