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  • anamenottaken
    anamenottaken Posts: 4,198 Forumite
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    No. There is no legal requirement for them to pay expenses.

    What you can do though is record the mileage and claim the mileage at HMRC rates via a P87 however that wouldn't be done until the end of the tax year and its done as a rebate so unless you earn enough to be paying tax, you'd not get anything back and if you do get something back it will be 20% of what you claim.

    It is not of course that you can claim the mileage cost but that you can claim the tax on what would be the cost.
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