Could someone give me their interpretation of the IR's Fixed Term Appointment Rule.
Like the 24 month rule this seems to disqualify claims for business travel expenses when working at a permanent workplace.
The definition of a permanent workplace appears to now include any work location where one works throughout the term of the contract.
So if you had to work away from home for 6 months and you were based in one location you couldn't claim any travel expenses to/from home ?
Is this correct ? Follow this URL for more info.
www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/...vel-05.htm
Like the 24 month rule this seems to disqualify claims for business travel expenses when working at a permanent workplace.
The definition of a permanent workplace appears to now include any work location where one works throughout the term of the contract.
So if you had to work away from home for 6 months and you were based in one location you couldn't claim any travel expenses to/from home ?
Is this correct ? Follow this URL for more info.
www.inlandrevenue.gov.uk/...vel-05.htm
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