Can a locum claim tax against accommodation and travel expenses living in different B/B etc all the time (not at home)? Living before taxes sounds unrealistic...
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Originally posted by kadrig View Postbut not all the time I see47 BC : Julius Cesar : Veni Vidi Vici : I came, I saw I conquered.
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How times change.
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My idea was to pay for living before taxes not after as it’s the biggest and essential expense. Other locum expenses aren’t so considerable to reduce taxation significantly (that's my opinion). To live 6 months in B/B only and claim it against taxes is not real.
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If you travel all over the country, may be able to claim cost of a caravan and stay at club sites near work.
I sold my van to a jobbing plasterer who was planning to work at any building site in the country. My van had h/c running water, central heating, shower and flush loo. When we bought it my wife said much better than the kitchen we had at home. Was Eldis Hurricane.
johnep
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Class John..best post of 2009 so far!
Unless you're serious......
Fleeg.
PS...was "Eldis Hurricane" the name of the caravan, or your wife?
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Absolutely serious, modern caravans have every comfort imaginable. Virtually all sites have electric hookups and many have fully serviced pitches with water and sewage hookups.
Ours was a second home and with an awning as well had loads of space.
You can tell that I miss it. The freedom of being able to go almost anywhere at a cost of no more than £10-15 a night for two was wonderful.
johnep
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I stand corrected.
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