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Previously on "Travel expenses claim if agency terminates early?"
Originally posted by dynamicsaxcontractorView Post
I would send an invoice for the expense and see if they pay it...... You have nothing to loose. And if you are lucky enough they wont pay it and you be a bit safer come to ir35!
Go the whole hog and send them an invoice for the entire duration of the 1 month contract....
If I have had a signed contract from an agency for a certain period, say 1 May until 1 June, and the client then cancels the contract out of the blue, say one week in, can I hold the agency or client liable for my weekly travel ticket?
I usually buy weekly tickets to save money, obviously it is a waste when the client does this. Is there any legal angles I can use?
Nope I Don't think you can. But you can do the following:
Go to where you bought your travelcard and ask for a part refund.
Claim via your Ltd Co 1/7th (or 1/5th whichever is the correct formula) of the total travel costs.
If I have had a signed contract from an agency for a certain period, say 1 May until 1 June, and the client then cancels the contract out of the blue, say one week in, can I hold the agency or client liable for my weekly travel ticket?
I usually buy weekly tickets to save money, obviously it is a waste when the client does this. Is there any legal angles I can use?
I would send an invoice for the expense and see if they pay it...... You have nothing to loose.
And if you are lucky enough they wont pay it and you be a bit safer come to ir35!
If I have had a signed contract from an agency for a certain period, say 1 May until 1 June, and the client then cancels the contract out of the blue, say one week in, can I hold the agency or client liable for my weekly travel ticket?
I usually buy weekly tickets to save money, obviously it is a waste when the client does this. Is there any legal angles I can use?
Does the Client pay any travel expenses for you? I would assume no so cancelling the contract would make no difference.
If I have had a signed contract from an agency for a certain period, say 1 May until 1 June, and the client then cancels the contract out of the blue, say one week in, can I hold the agency or client liable for my weekly travel ticket?
I usually buy weekly tickets to save money, obviously it is a waste when the client does this. Is there any legal angles I can use?
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