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Claiming Mileage Expenses - Not Self Employed
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Booksurr...So let me get this straight then...my claim would be for the tax on what I would have claimed if I was getting the Gov rate (i.e. 20% or 40%) correct?
Therefore:
Apr-15 Miles = 1499 Gov Rate =£0.45 Company rate= £0.16 Total Claimed = £239.84 - To be claimed from Gov £86.94
Don' think that the government is going to send you a monthly cheque you have to claim annually and it will all be sorted through your code number.The only thing that is constant is change.0
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