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Just Revenue Authorised Mileage Rates - although more for employees than self-employed; you can pay whatever you want, but there are tax consequences.is that a law or some thing?
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suppose a company only give you 38p are they ripping you off?
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No thats quite a good rate. the civil service only pay 40p a mile if your car is >3.0L Petrol. I got 32p a mile in my Punto Sporting.
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im sexy as hell manzzz
hahaha its only sexy if some of them clothes were removed :devil:.
Whos your friend? :chin:
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I would say so - you can claim the extra 2p via the Revenue, but you only get relief at your rate of tax - i.e. claim 1000 miles and only receive £380 and not £400. Tax claim will be £20 @ 22% = £4.40.
:spin: even if you paye?
what about dinner money of £25 a night, that get taxed?
what about dinner money of £25 a night, that get taxed?
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Yeah even if your paye you only get taxed if its more than 45p a mile I believe.
Nope your subtinance allowence won't get taxed except for VAT of course
, and it would be £25 for a day excluding softdrinks id imagine. When I used to travel in my last firm I used to get £25 a day just for food and £5 for soft drinks. So I quite often got them to put the booze on the food tab
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this one its £25 for a day inc 2 beers
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theres more money for breakfast
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Does that mean you can claim the extra for millage you've had in the past like from 2years ago? :chin: as then I was only getting 26p a mile!!.
