test please delete

[NickFitz]

On her Majestys secret service

I went to switzerland a few years ago and went up that mountain where the shoot the scenes at the beginning. Soooooo cool!!

Yes, it does get a bit chilly up there

[TheBigYinJames]

On her Majestys secret service
I went to switzerland a few years ago and went up that mountain where the shoot the scenes at the beginning. Soooooo cool!!

The best ever Bond was Alan Partrdge rendition of the opening scenes of The Spy Who Loved Me - someone put it on Youtube linky

[NickFitz]

I had tomato soup for lunch

[zeitghost]

I didn't.

[ControlG]

I didn't.

Me Neither

[BrilloPad]

weary

I shall now get back to my primary purpose - reading tpd posts! I was distracted by those f**kers at clientco. Seriously.

[BrilloPad]

Women don't really have the option of hookers

They do! I earn a great living from it! Maybe it is cos I am soooo good at it.

[BrilloPad]

It so happens I was ploughing through HMRC's online manual all about this last night

Basically, it doesn't matter if it's the same company - it's the journey that matters. If you have the expectation that more than 40% of your actual working time will be in the same location for longer than 24 months then that location becomes a permanent workplace and relief can no longer be claimed.

You need to start with the first link above, read it all, and pay particular attention to the examples - e.g. a lot of people on this board would be in for a very big shock if they read this one and fully grasp the implications of the sentence "The employee expects to work continuously in the City of London albeit on the premises of different banks", which means that she isn't entitled to travelling expenses even for the first 17 month contract.

But how long does one have to be elsewhere to reset the clock?

[BrilloPad]

Do we have to spell it out for you?

[FiveTimes]

But how long does one have to be elsewhere to reset the clock?

what are you bothered for... you've got your IOM scheme that no doubts pays more than 40p/mile