Car Mileage claims with passenger
Hi Folks
Doe sthe amount you can put bforward as expenses alter if you are carrying a passenger in your work vehicle.
Thnaks
Doe sthe amount you can put bforward as expenses alter if you are carrying a passenger in your work vehicle.
Thnaks
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Who is the passenger - employee, client, neither? What is the purpose of the journey?Originally posted by moscow View Post -
You can claim an extra 5p per mile if the passenger is a fellow employee, so this probably would not apply to most contractors.
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On a slightly different tack, if my wife (company secretary) drives me to the station in the morning and picks me up at night (i.e. two round trips of 6 miles each) can I claim mileage of 6 or 12 miles?Comment
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Lol - good skills. squeeze for as much as you can get. You have learnt well young padwan.Originally posted by mbriody View Post"Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms of government those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny. "
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Where would you stand if two contractors shared a trip to work, each driving on alternate days? Would you just claim half each?Will work inside IR35. Or for food.Comment
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what happens if you walk to work, can you claim then?
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Fellow Contractor
The Passenger is a fellow Contractor working for the same, and on the same jobOriginally posted by Crossroads View PostComment
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No you would both claim seperately for the full journey. duh.Originally posted by VectraMan View PostComment
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Well if we're actually doing it every day is it a legitimate expense?
This is not pennies, its almost an extra £50 a month (240 miles versus 120 @ 0.40).
Originally posted by Ruprect View PostComment
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