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Maybe, doens't mean everyone has to pile on and kick a man when he is downOriginally posted by Stevie Wonder BoyI can't see any way to do it can you please advise?
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I think you need to read what I said again:Originally posted by vwdan View PostFair enough, but I guess you don't stay away with work? It just seems a complete no brainer to maximise my takehome by taking a non-aggressive stance with expenses. I currently average about £11 per day on-site to cover breakfast, lunch and the odd drink.
Given that your average hotel breakfast is £8 - £10 alone, I don't feel I'm taking the piss, but at the same time I'm definitely not willing to swallow an extra couple of grand a year out of my personal tax allowance for no good reason.
So if I'm travelling and staying in a hotel as that's the only option I would claim for breakfast. Lunch and coffee however...Travel is a given (I would prefer to work from home). Lunch and coffee are not expensed as I would pay for them regardless...merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Uhm, there's over 300 of VAT in there before you even start. So closer to 700 quid saving plus not having to declare 2k of dividends.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostSo all that for £440 a year? (going on a 200 day year)
Do you have the same dilemma when you take a day off and lost a days billing?
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But why not lunch?Originally posted by eek View PostI think you need to read what I said again:
So if I'm travelling and staying in a hotel as that's the only option I would claim for breakfast. Lunch and coffee however...Comment
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He's never up.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostMaybe, doens't mean everyone has to pile on and kick a man when he is downComment
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Because as a permie I bought lunch from Greggs/Morrisons and as a contractor I buy lunch from Greggs/ Morrisons / Tesco.Originally posted by vwdan View PostBut why not lunch?merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Why do you not operate through an Umbrella then and pay the same tax as a permie?Originally posted by eek View PostBecause as a permie I bought lunch from Greggs/Morrisons and as a contractor I buy lunch from Greggs/ Morrisons / Tesco.Comment
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Well he never listened to the advice earlier so it probably makes little difference.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostMaybe, doens't mean everyone has to pile on and kick a man when he is downmerely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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Gosh.
What use would the assembled congregation think that this might be for?
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