2days/week at client with 2yr rule

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Bluebird replied

10 September 2007, 14:01
agreed, just don't forget to keep all you reciepts...
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oxtailsoup replied

7 September 2007, 16:17
You can still claim your expenses as the two year doesn't apply to your circumstances for the reasons you mentioned. I'm in the same position... 2 days on-site and 3 days at home. SJD accountants confirmed it for me.
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Toffnana started a topic 2days/week at client with 2yr rule

4 September 2007, 06:54
2days/week at client with 2yr rule

Hi all,

I've been working with the current client for 18 months and they are looking to retain my services for another 6months-1yr for a new project.

At the moment I work at the client's site 2 days a work, with the rest at home office.

Would the fact that I work less that 40% at the temporary workplace mean I can still claim for expenses even after accepting the project?

Thanks for your help,
Toffnana
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