Two year rule with 3 contracts

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LisaContractorUmbrella replied

6 March 2013, 09:07
No you won't be able to claim travel or subsistence on the Northampton contract as you spent more than 40% of your time at that site
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centurian replied

6 March 2013, 07:22
The extra contracts make utterly zero difference. It's all about location, location, location.

You are spending more than 40% of your time travelling to one general area - no expenses
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tvr450 started a topic Two year rule with 3 contracts

6 March 2013, 02:50
Two year rule with 3 contracts

Hi Forum

I have three contracts at the moment. One, in Northampton, wants me on site most days, I might work from home once a week. I have been here for 2 years so I hit the 2 year rule. But my second contract is for a company in West London, they never want me in the office, and I do a couple of hours a day for them which I fit around my other work. Lastly I have a contract with a company in Pinner, they will give me work from time to time, I never go to their office.

So can I claim expenses, as I am doing some work for the West London contracts from Northampton?

I live in Berkshire.

Thoughts?
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