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This is the professional part of the forums so boredomism doesn't belong here. Create a post in general.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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I hope you don't mean me because it was a good 6 miles.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI thought the indicator was the journey had to change 'substantially'. I don't ever remember reading it changing 'materially'.
We had a huge thread on a poster who's location changed by a mile or less yet could use a completely different mode of transport to get there which cost a considerable amount more (or less I can't remember) and we had handbags as to whether that re-set the clock, which I think we agreed in the end it didn't.Comment
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As I understand it, distance away from the previous location of client is.tlimportsnt if you. cAn show that you are using a different bus or train. To get there.Comment
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I ran this through a dumbass translator and it still didn't make any sense. Anyone any clues?Originally posted by Chunk View PostAs I understand it, distance away from the previous location of client is.tlimportsnt if you. cAn show that you are using a different bus or train. To get there.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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Rlzi said if you have s New contract 1 mile from your old one It's ok if you can show that you need to use a different bus or train.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI ran this through a dumbass translator and it still didn't make any sense. Anyone any clues?Comment
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Rlzi said if you have s New contract 1 mile from your old one It's ok if you can show that you need to use a different bus or trsinOriginally posted by northernladuk View PostI ran this through a dumbass translator and it still didn't make any sense. Anyone any clues?Comment
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This translated as 'move it to General' because the rest of it is obvious tosh.Originally posted by northernladuk View PostI ran this through a dumbass translator and it still didn't make any sense. Anyone any clues?"I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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Tulip...Originally posted by Chunk View PostAs I understand it, distance away from the previous location of client is.tlimportsnt if you. cAn show that you are using a different bus or train. To get there.
The purpose of the travelling rules are that you decide where you live based on where work is but HMRC give you two years to decide whether you want to move (house / job) or not.
hence after two years work in the same vicinity say London you really can't justify claiming mileage to get there as you have had enough time to find a job nearer or moved closer.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Mods! Mods! I'm being victimised!Originally posted by rurffy View PostEarning loads at first might be interesting - but trust me - that guy called "boredom" is terrible..
But trust me, when boredom is around , no one stays unpunished !
And the lord said unto John; "come forth and receive eternal life." But John came fifth and won a toaster.Comment
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Purpose does not necessarily define function.Originally posted by eek View PostTulip...
The purpose of the travelling rules are that you decide where you live based on where work is but HMRC give you two years to decide whether you want to move (house / job) or not.
hence after two years work in the same vicinity say London you really can't justify claiming mileage to get there as you have had enough time to find a job nearer or moved closer.Comment
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