Another 2 year rule question

[Bradley]

Confused

So when the department is outsourced to a private company assuming they want me would that count? would i need to move agency?

Before I answer can you tell confirm that you currently operate through your own company?

[Pondlife]

I thought this was about 'personal' expenses and allowances, i.e. It has nothing to do with who your employer is - it's about expenses you inccur when working away from your usual place of work (regardless of employer). Much like mileage, you personally can claim 40p per mile for the first 10K then 10p after as a total - not per contract/job/employer. The same is true for accomodation expenses - after travelliing to London from whereever for 2 years, London becomes your 'usual' workplace regardless of how many different contracts (or employers) you've had there.

This is my understanding but IANAA

[gingerjedi]

their

I knew I had made a mistake as like most here I am typing undercover and cant be bothered to check my spelling/grammer I just didnt think anyone would be pedantic enough to point it out... nothing better to do??!!

I used to post on here quite regularly and I still recognize all the old names but I lost my account details so Im a 'noob' again, wasn't there a guy with 2 BMW 750's and another guy who was a bible basher?

I was talking about personal expenses BTW.

[MrsGoof]

ginge' you don't mind me calling you that do you?

It's not about employers or your situation it's all about YOU and the LOCATION

see her for details http://www.hmrc.gov.uk//manuals/eimanual/EIM32080.htm

IIf you were at 1 customer in the City of London then moved to another in a different building HMRC still class this as the same locartion so you only get allowable expences for 24 months, or the pint when you know you will be there >24 months.