2 year rule versus limited company

[ASB]

Typically useful guidance from HMRC

What if I tell them that despite being in the same office, I've gone from working on a server in a London co-lo to one in Manchester? Does that count as a different place

Absolutely strictly, if you live in Brum no it doesn't

[babybel]

renegotiate your fee with the client at next renewal

[DiscoStu]

renegotiate your fee with the client at next renewal

Use a captial letter at the beginning of a sentence and a full stop at the end.

[basshead]

captial

[THEPUMA]

Proud owner of 5 Xeno Geek Points

Use a full stop at the end of a sentence. Or even a question mark or an exclamation mark!

[NickFitz]

Use a full stop at the end of a sentence. Or even a question mark or an exclamation mark!

Or create some dramatic tension by using an ellipsis...

[AndyGarbs]

My Situation

Hi All

Can I have some clarificaition please

Worked in London on contract from 18/12/06 to present

Currently livining in Nottingham

I will be working in Leek (by Stoke) 3 days a week and London 2 days with my latest extension 5/10/08 to 2/01/09

Does my clock get reset to 0 ???

Can I still claim for trips to London ???

Thanks

[XLMonkey]

Does my clock get reset to 0 ???

Can I still claim for trips to London ???

Thanks

Nope and nope. You are still spending 40% of your time in London, so its still classed as your place of work. You can claim for trips to Stoke.

All the blurb and some examples are on the HMRC website - search on Declared Place of Work.

[AndyGarbs]

But my new contract has a different address (Stoke) than my previous one (London).

Does that make any difference

[TykeMerc]

But my new contract has a different address (Stoke) than my previous one (London).

Does that make any difference

In my opinion yes, otherwise those of us who have to attend regular meetings in one location would be screwed.
The way I treat it is the main location is the one I start the clock at and alternate locations are ignored unless they are geographically close to the main location. In your case Leek.