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    #11
    Originally posted by Clare@InTouch View Post
    Ahhhh, in that case ignore me. I had assumed you were based in the same place rather than site based.

    Where was your main home during all the different contracts? Did you fully move, or rent a second home?
    Main home is back in Newcastle. I get a subsistance allowance and live with extended family to whom I pay rent during the week.

    So I take it my employer is talking garbage when they say I am due to pay tax on the van & fuel?

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      #12
      The 24 month rule makes more sense now you've mentioned being site based and working on different contracts. Possibly it's because you're now classed as working at a permanent workplace therefore the previous business use of the van becomes personal, which creates the benefit in kind.

      Unless there's anything else that's changed......?
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        #13
        Originally posted by Clare@InTouch View Post
        The 24 month rule makes more sense now you've mentioned being site based and working on different contracts. Possibly it's because you're now classed as working at a permanent workplace therefore the previous business use of the van becomes personal, which creates the benefit in kind.

        Unless there's anything else that's changed......?
        When I was in Scotland, I was working out of their regional office (permanent) and now am site based in a compound. I didnt get taxed or have had any inclination of going to be taxed until now.

        Also on a side note, if the tax is a genuine charge, and I have been on 'site' since July 12 and say I leave my employment at the end of Feburay 14, which is less than the 24 months.... what happens then?

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          #14
          As you have your answer and you are a permie after all I'm going to close this thread and suggest you contact your HR dept for further advice.
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