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  • MallyGirl
    MallyGirl Posts: 6,842 Senior Ambassador
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    Same here - a big batch of veggie chilli frozen in individual portions can be nuked in minutes and costs pennies.
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  • mikegrainger
    mikegrainger Posts: 16 Forumite
    Hi mallygirl, thanks again

    I have just left a company in which I was paid 18p a mile for, does this mean that I can put the remaining on my self assessment?
  • MallyGirl
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    yes - you can put the 27p per mile difference against your tax code as long as it was your car not company car (and you didn't get a car allowance as part of your benefits package)
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  • mikegrainger
    mikegrainger Posts: 16 Forumite
    From what I have read, I can only do this for journeys outside my normal commute to work

    For example if I am based in the office and I am sent to a client for a meeting, I can claim tax relief against that mileage

    Thanks for the help though
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