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NHS Regular user, mileage and tax

butterfly72 · 2011-08-19 16:20:24

I'm a district nurse using my own car to visit patients. I get 0.3690 per mile plus a regular user monthly payment of £52.17. My tax code has just changed to 725L from 729L, apparenlty because of 'taxable expenses payments' of £580 as per my P11D. Am I correct in thinking that milage shouldn't be a taxable benefit if the…

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CSX Posts: 17 Forumite

19 August 2011 at 6:31PM

jennifernil wrote: »

1A is an amount of money, 2D is the number of miles.

Your right, was looking at the 2D figure as money! teach me to read properly, didn't even notice the lack of £ sign lol! fail

Thanks for your help!

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