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Not in a Porsche 718 you aren't.
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You have misunderstood. This is for unreimbursed personal claims, such as claims via a SATR. You can still have your company pay you the £6 per week or £26 per month or £312 per year and that will remain tax free. The company reimbursement route is unchanged. Or you can use the itemised route and...
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Rarely bitten. Good example was interrailing in first summer of uni with friends in crappy Italian "hotels" full of mossies - I was almost never bitten whereas one or two of my friends, invariably staying in the same room, were always hammered.
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