2 year rule

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welshman213 replied

3 September 2007, 09:41
Originally posted by Gonzo View Post

What two year rule?

Do you possibly mean the fact that you can claim expenses for travel to a temporary workplace until the point that you know you will be travelling there for 24 months or longer and it will cease to be a temporary workplace?

I am getting a strange sense of deja-vu.

Ah yes, here is the link to where we were covering this earlier today

http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...-expenses.html

You will have to look through the examples yourself though.

Sorry Gonzo, that was not me.

NotAllThere,

As I have moved sites then, now working about 2 miles from original site, does the 2 year restart at that point.
So Same Client, New agency, Different Role, different site?

Thanks for everyones help, apologies if this has been asked to death, but as a newbie contractor it is a daunting world.

John
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Gonzo replied

31 August 2007, 16:25
Originally posted by welshman213 View Post

Guys,

Quick question to all the experts here.
Surrounding this 2 year rule, is it per client/position/contract?

Question is, I started at said client back june 06, after a number of renewals I started a new job with said client 02/07.
Now in 09/07 I will be signing anohter new contract (same position) but with new agency.

So question, does this still fall within this 2 year rule?

Many thanks,

John.

P.S Great site by the way.

What two year rule?

Do you possibly mean the fact that you can claim expenses for travel to a temporary workplace until the point that you know you will be travelling there for 24 months or longer and it will cease to be a temporary workplace?

I am getting a strange sense of deja-vu.

Ah yes, here is the link to where we were covering this earlier today

http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...-expenses.html

You will have to look through the examples yourself though.
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NotAllThere replied

31 August 2007, 16:13
It's location. Different agent, different client, same effective location* = same place of work.

*e.g. the square mile, the same industrial estate.

NotAllThere

Last edited by NotAllThere; 31 August 2007, 16:15.
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welshman213 started a topic 2 year rule

31 August 2007, 14:04
2 year rule

Guys,

Quick question to all the experts here.
Surrounding this 2 year rule, is it per client/position/contract?

Question is, I started at said client back june 06, after a number of renewals I started a new job with said client 02/07.
Now in 09/07 I will be signing anohter new contract (same position) but with new agency.

So question, does this still fall within this 2 year rule?

Many thanks,

John.

P.S Great site by the way.
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