Your site to site mileage can be reimbursed through your pay. Public transport travel between sites can be claimed from HMRC at year end with receipts.
Expenses Articles
marketing | 5 April 2016
The test which has been devised to identify true contract workers is based around whether the worker is under the supervision, direction and/or control of the client.
marketing | 5 April 2016
This was the case prior to 6 April 2016. However, HMRC now deem contract worksites to be permanent in the vast majority of circumstances. HMRC therefore consider contract workers in these worksit
4Dm1n | 19 August 2014
You can submit them direct onto the online portal. Please see our useful guides page for expenses related guides.
4Dm1n | 19 August 2014
If you are not under SDC, any type of expense incurred ‘wholly, exclusively and necessarily’ for work purposes are allowable. Car mileage can generally be reimbursed with your pay while other expe
marketing | 5 April 2016
Whether your role is under ‘supervision, direction or control’ or not, you can claim the costs of site to site travel as this defines you as a ‘mobile worker’.
marketing | 5 April 2016
Yes. HMRC accept that some contract workers should not be deemed to be ‘permanent’. These would be contractors who work provide specific skills which do not exist within the client company and wh
4Dm1n | 19 August 2014
This is called chargeable mileage. Your client will likely pay you this mileage to you in cash at a pence per mile rate that’s agreed with them. The money comes to us on top of your weekly wages.
4Dm1n | 19 August 2014
The simple answer is yes. You should always have it in mind to obtain receipts for all expenses you are going to claim.
