Advice needed re parking fees

[Amanensia]

I don't disagree. But people do it. Hence the response to cover both options.

Sorry, I'm not trying to be argumentative, I just genuinely don't follow. Anyone being paid via a brolly is being paid via PAYE. IR35 is utterly irrelevant to anyone being paid via PAYE. There is no "inside" or "outside".

[simes]

Sorry, I'm not trying to be argumentative, I just genuinely don't follow. Anyone being paid via a brolly is being paid via PAYE. IR35 is utterly irrelevant to anyone being paid via PAYE. There is no "inside" or "outside".

I can only go by the above link and quoted paragraphs. If they are incorrect, then we should take them round the back and give'em a good kicking.

As before, I have never 'gone' via brolly so am only paraphrasing.

[Lance]

I have never 'gone' via brolly so am just guessing

FTFY

[GhostofTarbera]

I don't disagree. But people do it. Hence the response to cover both options.

Is a village missing you somewhere ?


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[GhostofTarbera]

I get the feeling Simes will never admit to bring clueless or wrong - and start pulling other wrong peoples posts

Man up man and withdraw

If I’m wrong I say so, man up


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[simes]

FTFY

A rare wit. Thanks for your input.

Paraphrasing the bloody link and paragraphs. Read'em and let me know thoughts.

[NotAllThere]

Anyway, subsequent to GoT being added to the Ignore list, and subsequent to some digging.

1. If via a Brolly and Outside IR35, 5% rings true
2. If via a Brolly and Inside IR35, there are no Expenses allowable, 5% or otherwise.

Pertinent to the initial post, MDavies does not tell us whether his contract is inside or outside.

Can IR35 contractors still work through a limited company? | Crunch.

You are completely wrong. The 5% applies only if you have an inside IR35 contract with the private sector and operate via your own limited company. The limited company (until April 2020) can deduct travel and subsistence expenses, and 5% of the remainder before calculating the NI due for that caught contract.

If you go through a brolly there is no 5%.

[simes]

You are completely wrong. The 5% applies only if you have an inside IR35 contract with the private sector and operate via your own limited company. The limited company (until April 2020) can deduct travel and subsistence expenses, and 5% of the remainder before calculating the NI due for that caught contract.

If you go through a brolly there is no 5%.

Oh crap!

Someone please delete all I've said here. What an unfortunate crock.

Sorry.

I seem to have had memories of previous brolly law. Quoting from a Travel thread, ladymuck says;

When I last used an umbrella, I would fill in an expenses sheet with receipts and that would be shown on my payslip as an in and out transaction but they would be pre-tax deduction, post-tax addition (or some such, the terminology escapes me). So, you would effectively not have any extra cash in your pocket but you didn't pay tax on that portion of your day rate.

Totally out of date...

[northernladuk]

Oh crap!

Someone please delete all I've said here. What an unfortunate crock.

Sorry.

While you are at it could you delete the other 574 load of old crock as well please.

[TheCyclingProgrammer]

I thought that parking provided by employers isn't a BIK.

OP's employer is their umbrella. They aren't providing parking for the OP. OP is paying out of their own pocket to pay at the end client's site. It's not the same thing.

A better analogy would be an employee whose employer does not provide any parking so they have to pay to park in a private car park near their office each day. This would not be a tax-deductible expense either.