Working from home expenses

lincroft1710

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

w00519773 said:

JamoLew said:

How much are you saving on commuting ?

I cycle to work.

So you are saving on tyre and brake block wear. Plus not being subject to the dangers of maniacs on 4 wheels cutting you up. Also, unlike the majority of those on furlough you are (or should be) receiving 100% of your salary.

There's nothing relevant here as the costs of commuting to and from a place of employment do not qualify for tax relief. 

I never said anything about the costs of commuting and tax relief, it was the saving the OP would be making by not commuting!

I never said you said anything about the costs of commuting and tax relief! I said that there was nothing in your post about the savings on (not) commuting which was relevant to the original post because the original post was about the matter of tax relief on home expenses - an entirely different subject! 

Why are you so bothered that my original post was not relevant regarding costs of commuting and tax relief?

PollyEsther

lincroft1710 said:

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

w00519773 said:

JamoLew said:

How much are you saving on commuting ?

I cycle to work.

So you are saving on tyre and brake block wear. Plus not being subject to the dangers of maniacs on 4 wheels cutting you up. Also, unlike the majority of those on furlough you are (or should be) receiving 100% of your salary.

There's nothing relevant here as the costs of commuting to and from a place of employment do not qualify for tax relief. 

I never said anything about the costs of commuting and tax relief, it was the saving the OP would be making by not commuting!

I never said you said anything about the costs of commuting and tax relief! I said that there was nothing in your post about the savings on (not) commuting which was relevant to the original post because the original post was about the matter of tax relief on home expenses - an entirely different subject! 

Why are you so bothered that my original post was not relevant regarding costs of commuting and tax relief?

If you're content to take the thread off-topic and compare apples with oranges so be it. You're not the first and no doubt won't be the last.

lincroft1710

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

w00519773 said:

JamoLew said:

How much are you saving on commuting ?

I cycle to work.

So you are saving on tyre and brake block wear. Plus not being subject to the dangers of maniacs on 4 wheels cutting you up. Also, unlike the majority of those on furlough you are (or should be) receiving 100% of your salary.

There's nothing relevant here as the costs of commuting to and from a place of employment do not qualify for tax relief. 

I never said anything about the costs of commuting and tax relief, it was the saving the OP would be making by not commuting!

I never said you said anything about the costs of commuting and tax relief! I said that there was nothing in your post about the savings on (not) commuting which was relevant to the original post because the original post was about the matter of tax relief on home expenses - an entirely different subject! 

Why are you so bothered that my original post was not relevant regarding costs of commuting and tax relief?

If you're content to take the thread off-topic and compare apples with oranges so be it. You're not the first and no doubt won't be the last.

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

PollyEsther said:

lincroft1710 said:

w00519773 said:

JamoLew said:

How much are you saving on commuting ?

I cycle to work.

So you are saving on tyre and brake block wear. Plus not being subject to the dangers of maniacs on 4 wheels cutting you up. Also, unlike the majority of those on furlough you are (or should be) receiving 100% of your salary.

There's nothing relevant here as the costs of commuting to and from a place of employment do not qualify for tax relief. 

I never said anything about the costs of commuting and tax relief, it was the saving the OP would be making by not commuting!

I never said you said anything about the costs of commuting and tax relief! I said that there was nothing in your post about the savings on (not) commuting which was relevant to the original post because the original post was about the matter of tax relief on home expenses - an entirely different subject! 

Why are you so bothered that my original post was not relevant regarding costs of commuting and tax relief?

If you're content to take the thread off-topic and compare apples with oranges so be it. You're not the first and no doubt won't be the last.

As you are not the OP, I still can't see why you are bothered about this.

Dribiddi

With all the costs the government is having to bear with COVID 19 it amazes me people in employment that want to duck £6 p/w tax....

Barny1979

Dribiddi said:

With all the costs the government is having to bear with COVID 19 it amazes me people in employment that want to duck £6 p/w tax....

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6157894/extended-lunch-break#latest