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Thanks guys, I will do that and find new accountants...albeit these were friends of mine..so much for friends! Thanks again.
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Originally posted by Brazilian View PostThanks, it was to and from a temporary place of work for 10 months in tax year 2017/18
So I just send the P11D blank, sign and date it and send it back to HMRC? Sound a bit odd having to do that!
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Originally posted by Brazilian View PostThe advice on secton E and M was from accountants which is why I was confused, so i just send it unfilled and signed to HMRC?
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The advice on secton E and M was from accountants which is why I was confused, so i just send it unfilled and signed to HMRC?
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Thanks, it was to and from a temporary place of work for 10 months in tax year 2017/18
So I just send the P11D blank, sign and date it and send it back to HMRC? Sound a bit odd having to do that!
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If you're talking about AMAP (mileage payments up to the prescribed rates) for business travel (i.e. business meetings or travel to and from a temporary place of work) then these are exempt from tax and do not need to be reported on a P11D at all.
If you are paying yourself mileage for travel to a permanent place of work (i.e. ordinary commuting) then these payments are taxable as a BIK.
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P11D - Mileage Expenses
Hi all,
Just a general enquiry on the P11D form. For mileage expenses paid to and from a fixed place of work in my own car as a contractor where would i add it on the P11D form as I have received conflicting advice!
One told me to add it in Section M and another told me to add it to Section E?
Section E in the guide states that it has to be the excess over and above the approved amount for each, which is exempt
from tax.
Section M appaers to be for subscriptions but the advice i am getting has confused me. Its an allowable expense and so i dont want to pay Class 1A NIC or tax on it so where do i add it..if anyone can help
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