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what do you charge per mile for mileage please?

5 replies

lingle · 18/06/2009 14:42

thanks! need some guidance!

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katz · 18/06/2009 14:43

we get at work 40p/mile if that any help.

lingle · 18/06/2009 14:54

great thanks

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southeastastra · 18/06/2009 14:55

same here

Bramshott · 18/06/2009 15:11

I charge 15p per mile because that's what it actually costs me in petrol (and yes, I know I'm being generous!). However, I was advised to put 40p on my tax return as the Inland Revenue "expects" that you will charge 40p so the extra money is not taxable, even if you haven't recieved it in expenses IYSWUM. 40p is their maximum rate.

Most companies I have worked for as an employee have paid somewhere between 20p and 30p.

flowerybeanbag · 18/06/2009 15:15

I don't charge my clients mileage or travel costs. I factor all my costs of working into my hourly rate or other agreed rate for a piece of work - I'm not keen on adding on all sorts of extras tbh.

When I claim mileage as expenses on a personal basis from my company, I claim 40p a mile as per HMRC guidelines.

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