Two year rule on expenses when working 75% from home and/or IR35?

[Pondlife]

How is that 40% worked out though? 40% of the day, so if you are only on site during normal office hours (~8 hours) you'll always be outside the rule!?

Or is it 40% of the working week (5 days) rather than 40% of the full week?

Or 40% of your time worked over a week, month, or longer?

If any of the info linked to explains this in sufficient detail (assuming HMRC have not been typically vague on the 40%) please clarify.

taken as 40% or more of the employee's working time

[MugsGame]

I very much appreciate the responses.

One more point of clarification: I'm doing work, through my Ltd Co, for a consulting company who have offices (naturally) and I sometime work from their offices. I also work onsite at this consulting company's clients. I assume that both locations count towards the 40%?

Many thanks.

[malvolio]

I very much appreciate the responses.

One more point of clarification: I'm doing work, through my Ltd Co, for a consulting company who have offices (naturally) and I sometime work from their offices. I also work onsite at this consulting company's clients. I assume that both locations count towards the 40%?

Many thanks.

Yes. As long as they are at the end of significantly different journeys to get to them both.

Or did I just confuse things again...?

[MugsGame]

I see what you're saying. I think. The offices are generally in different places in London and in the Midlands so I hope(!) that counts as significantly different journeys.

[northernladuk]

Yes. As long as they are at the end of significantly different journeys to get to them both.

Or did I just confuse things again...?

Yes you did. I think there were much better ways of putting this.

[malvolio]

Yes you did. I think there were much better ways of putting this.

I've answered this question a hundred times already, just thought I'd take a different approach for once.

Anyone else asks, I'm going to point them to the definitive answer at Malvolios Blog » What

[northernladuk]

I've answered this question a hundred times already, just thought I'd take a different approach for once.

Anyone else asks, I'm going to point them to the definitive answer at Malvolios Blog » What

LOL I know you have and I know what you meant, just thought in this case the OP might not as you can see.