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Can you claim for travel expenses getting to and from work if you are employed by someone
As far as I know you can't but don't see the difference between that and being self employed where you might work one place for a day next day somewhere else. Both instances you still have to pay to get to work
As far as I know you can't but don't see the difference between that and being self employed where you might work one place for a day next day somewhere else. Both instances you still have to pay to get to work
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Everyone has to pay to get to work, so it's not allowable as an expense.
The self-employed are often working out of their home, so any journeys they make are business travel from one workplace to another, and are therefore allowable.0
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