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Minimum wage, is petrol allowance an expense or not?
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Photolou
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Hi I am an employed photographer for an estate agency. I am trying to work out if I am on a minimum wage or not. If I include the money I am allowed for petrol (which incidentally doesn't cover my costs) I am just over minimum wage if I don't I am under. How does this work?
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Photolou said:Hi I am an employed photographer for an estate agency. I am trying to work out if I am on a minimum wage or not. If I include the money I am allowed for petrol (which incidentally doesn't cover my costs) I am just over minimum wage if I don't I am under. How does this work?
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So are you saying they add a line on your payslip for fuel?1
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If you are using your own car you should be paid a mileage allowance not a fuel allowance last time I looked that was something like 43p a mile ( may be wrong but thereabouts)
I've never heard of anyone having 'an amount for fuel' in their pay1 -
Ok so what does it say on your wages line?
I assume its "hours", "hourly rate" & then "gross pay". So what is the hourly rate used?1 -
marcia_ said:Photolou said:Hi I am an employed photographer for an estate agency. I am trying to work out if I am on a minimum wage or not. If I include the money I am allowed for petrol (which incidentally doesn't cover my costs) I am just over minimum wage if I don't I am under. How does this work?
Thanksmarcia_ said:Photolou said:Hi I am an employed photographer for an estate agency. I am trying to work out if I am on a minimum wage or not. If I include the money I am allowed for petrol (which incidentally doesn't cover my costs) I am just over minimum wage if I don't I am under. How does this work?
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Is that £200 included regardless of if you drive 10 miles or 1000 miles in a month.1
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Yes it's a flat rate though for instance I have done 787 miles which if it was at 45per mile would be £353.43 Invariably I use more than my allocation.1
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Photolou said:Penguin_ said:Is that £200 included regardless of if you drive 10 miles or 1000 miles in a month.1
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