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So re tax how many hours do I say I work a week if I have a paperwork day and don't do the holidays?

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MilaMae · 11/01/2011 13:53

Also my hours sometimes change-this week I'm working every day.

Help!!!!! Don't want to get into trouble for claiming the wrong hours for expenses.

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KatyMac · 11/01/2011 16:14

So work out how many hours a week & divide by the number of weeks working or do a spreadsheet putting how many hours you worked each week & claim (say 20%) @ P/T and (say 80%) @ F/T

NickNacks · 11/01/2011 17:34

I have been told you can only claim hours children are in attendence and not paperwork/shopping/training hours.

mranchovy · 11/01/2011 17:51

NickNacks is right - if you are using the concessionary arrangements for childminders where you claim 33% of heat and light for 40+ hours etc. then these hours are hours with mindees, although (inconsistently) I believe they can include school runs etc.

HSMM · 11/01/2011 17:53

The info I had said it is hours children actually attend, not even contracted hours. I keep a spreadsheet of hours worked through the year, because it is huge to do a whole year at once. Done that a few times !

chabbychic · 11/01/2011 17:56

I've never counted extra hours without children.

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