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Previously on "Tips for new contractor"

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  • TheFaQQer
    replied
    Read the first timers guide.

    Claim what you are allowed by your employer, keeping a receipt, and making sure that it's within HMRC rules. If they tell you to claim (e.g.) £26 a day for food because of their dispensation, they are not telling you the truth - you can claim what is classed as a business expense with a receipt and nothing more.

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  • DirkSchemie
    started a topic Tips for new contractor

    Tips for new contractor

    Hi all, I have just started as a contractor in the UK and I haven't got a clue about the finer details, like claiming expenses etc.

    I've signed up with an umbrella company cos I think that is less hassle.

    What sort of things can I claim weekly?

    Also, what tips for a newbie would you suggest?
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