Claiming expenses

[Mordac]

Oh this made me laugh; it's like Deirdre's Photo Casebook! I sadly couldn't give you any rep

You mean "it's like Deirdre's Photo Casebook but with their clothes on". And he doesn't deserve any rep...

Mordy in "I was never getting a Knighthood anyway" Mode.

[ladymuck]

Glad to help


ok, got it





Like so?





Of course you can - it's a business trip for yourco on their behalf



Of course you can - you're in business, and this is what the client requires.



Nope, Sir needs to read the guides on the right hand side. Say four Our NLUK's and three Hail Cojaks, then come back once you're clued up.

Oh this made me laugh; it's like Deirdre's Photo Casebook! I sadly couldn't give you any rep

[Zigenare]

Can't help you mate, I'm a permy with a Merrill Lynch corporate credit card and a PA to deal with paltry things like "expenses". Best of luck.

[northernladuk]

I would make Goldman Sachs pay for it and claim it through the LTD.

HTH

Crap debate when you are both right.

[PhiltheGreek]

Please help me settle a debate:

Glad to help

Imagine I am normally working at Goldman Sachs in the London office, through my limited company.

ok, got it

One day, I have to attend a meeting in Manchester.

Like so?

Can I insist Goldman Sachs pay for my travelling expenses

Of course you can - it's a business trip for yourco on their behalf

or am I meant to pay for it via my limited company

Of course you can - you're in business, and this is what the client requires.

(because that is one of the conditions for being outside IR35)?

Nope, Sir needs to read the guides on the right hand side. Say four Our NLUK's and three Hail Cojaks, then come back once you're clued up.

[Old Greg]

Please help me settle a debate:

Imagine I am normally working at Goldman Sachs in the London office, through my limited company.

One day, I have to attend a meeting in Manchester.

Can I insist Goldman Sachs pay for my travelling expenses or am I meant to pay for it via my limited company (because that is one of the conditions for being outside IR35)?

What does your company's contract say?

[Mordac]

Depends, is it bleeding raining in Manchester?

FTFY

[BR14]

Depends, are you bleeding radiators in Manchester?

[smileyface]

Please help me settle a debate:

Imagine I am normally working at Goldman Sachs in the London office, through my limited company.

One day, I have to attend a meeting in Manchester.

Can I insist Goldman Sachs pay for my travelling expenses or am I meant to pay for it via my limited company (because that is one of the conditions for being outside IR35)?