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Then we can ask whether the journeys are wholly and exclusively for business.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostBefore these questions, we can ask whether the contract is inside or outside IR35.Comment
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Are the journeys travel between business premises or commuting from home to and from a temporary workplace?Originally posted by Old Greg View PostThen we can ask whether the journeys are wholly and exclusively for business.Comment
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Does the OP have receipts?Originally posted by Old Greg View PostAre the journeys travel between business premises or commuting from home to and from a temporary workplace?Comment
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I don't do this but as an accountant and tax adviser, I can confirm that this is ok to do provided that you're working at a temporary workplace. It's no different that paying a taxi driver with your own personal cash and then claiming it back as an expense.Originally posted by cannon999 View PostI commute to my contract workplace mostly via taxis. I don't have a business account set up with them I pay for the taxi and then reimburse myself at the end of the month for the trips. The accountant has given me the green light to do this, just want to double check does anybody else do this?Comment
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Can't you get your boss back on the forums to give it straight rather than all this namby pamby professional advice?Originally posted by Craig@Clarity View PostI don't do this but as an accountant and tax adviser, I can confirm that this is ok to do provided that you're working at a temporary workplace. It's no different that paying a taxi driver with your own personal cash and then claiming it back as an expense.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Namby Pamby??Originally posted by northernladuk View PostCan't you get your boss back on the forums to give it straight rather than all this namby pamby professional advice?
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Aren't we all..Originally posted by Craig@Clarity View PostCan't anyway. She's out playing with our little one!'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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