Moving from umbrella to ltd on renewal

[speling bee]

Right, it wasn't clear as I thought you were implying that OP could continue claiming mileage after changing employer even if they were caught by the 24 month rule (and I think NLUK may have also thought you were implying this). If you weren't, then fair enough!

Glad it's cleared up. It is rather odd, though (if it's correct).

[Clare@InTouch]

Glad it's cleared up. It is rather odd, though (if it's correct).

You're totally right, the mileage allowance applies to each employment. HMRC would have a nightmare trying to keep track of it otherwise, and it's unlikely someone will have that many different jobs travelling that many miles for it to make a big tax impact.

This is only if the 24 month rule doesn't apply of course. If it does, you can't claim mileage at all.

[speling bee]

You're totally right.

This is only if the 24 month rule doesn't apply of course. If it does, you can't claim mileage at all.

Yes you can.

[Clare@InTouch]

Yes you can.

OK, you can't claim mileage on your ordinary commute but you may be able to claim if you travel elsewhere on business. Better?

[speling bee]

OK, you can't claim mileage on your ordinary commute but you may be able to claim if you travel elsewhere on business. Better?

No. You can claim mileage on your ordinary commute.

[Clare@InTouch]

No. You can claim mileage on your ordinary commute.

Go on then, what's your logic?

[speling bee]

Go on then, what's your logic?

You can claim the commute, but there is a BIK.

[Clare@InTouch]

You can claim the commute, but there is a BIK.

Gotcha. So yes, I'd agree if you're going to be declaring a BIK. And on that logic you can claim for anything you like!

[speling bee]

Gotcha. So yes, I'd agree if you're going to be declaring a BIK. And on that logic you can claim for anything you like!

You can't claim for illegally bought cocaine.

[Clare@InTouch]

You can't claim for cocaine.

You're a toad