Paying Mileage and Accomodation

[lje]

And the 40% part is only relevant if one will be at a temporary work place (or expected to be) for 24 months or more? Si? Non?

Si. (Although by applying the test you are defining whether or not it is a templorary work place. )

[kingcook]

And the 40% part is only relevant if one will be at a temporary work place (or expected to be) for 24 months or more? Si? Non?

[SueEllen]

Ah, I only knew it as 24 months, didn't know about the 40% too

Nothing is every simple with HMRC

[SimonMac]

EIM32080 - Travel expenses: travel for necessary attendance: definitions: temporary workplace: limited duration, the 24 month rule

Ah, I only knew it as 24 months, didn't know about the 40% too

[SueEllen]

Whats the 40% rule?

EIM32080 - Travel expenses: travel for necessary attendance: definitions: temporary workplace: limited duration, the 24 month rule

[SimonMac]

Perhaps he falls foul of the 40% or 24 month rules? Perhaps he has his family staying there so it isn't just for business? Perhaps he lives within a couple of miles of the hotel but he's living there while his house is being repaired?

Whats the 40% rule?

[Fred Bloggs]

Why wouldn't it be okay?

Perhaps he falls foul of the 40% or 24 month rules? Perhaps he has his family staying there so it isn't just for business? Perhaps he lives within a couple of miles of the hotel but he's living there while his house is being repaired?

[VectraMan]

Why wouldn't it be okay?

[Greg@CapitalCity]

Sounds fine

Based on the info you have supplied, this is probably OK. So long as the travel and hotel accommodation are purely work related, this sounds fine.

[Fred Bloggs]

Yes, in principle, but it depends on your own circumstances.

[zharrt]

Am I amble to claim both Paying Mileage and Accomodation, if I am staying outside of London can I claim the cost of the accomodation and then the mileage from the hotel into London?