Question about 2 year limit on expenses

[malvolio]

I was giving a different example on how 'Contractors do Claim expenses' from clients and do Not fall within IR35

But not expressing yourself very clearly. Let's try and clarify things:

If you buy a ticket to get to work and claim it back, from YourCo or the client, and you've blown the 24 month rule, it's a BIK.

If the client buys the ticket, no benefit so no BIK, 24 month rule or not. But if you are invoicing them for it, it's a BIK

And if the client is paying you personally, directly or otherwise, it is an IR35-caught pointer, since you weaken your IBOYA status. It may not be fatal, but who knows.

Same applies to food and accomodation of course.

BTW last I heard Tarbie was working for a certain publicly-owned UK bank, so it could be we're actually paying for him...

[css_jay99]

Based on lisa's calculation Surrey seems to be ok.

Perhaps this will help - http://www.nixonwilliams.com/images/...nth%20Rule.pdf

page does not exists,

does this mean I have to pay this money back to company?!

css_jay99