Two-year rule!

[scooby]

All the more reason, when in put in such a situation, to ask for a 17 month and 3 week extension instead.

Thats what i did!! and only 37 days to go then i'm finally out of here! Altho they are talking about extending and moving the contract to another office...

[Grinder]

I found this topic using the search. Glad to read its a 24 month rule, not 12 as I feared.

[BolshieBastard]

I found this topic using the search. Glad to read its a 24 month rule, not 12 as I feared.

As has probably already been said, if you know from the outset that your contract is for 2 years, then no travel expenses at all can be claimed.
It should more accurately be called travel expense rules rather than the 24 month rule.

[Grinder]

As has probably already been said, if you know from the outset that your contract is for 2 years, then no travel expenses at all can be claimed.
It should more accurately be called travel expense rules rather than the 24 month rule.

It would be great to have a 24 month deal

[xoggoth]

I think booklet 490 from HMRC has reasonable guidance on this.