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No, the person would get 45p for the 1st 10,000 miles and then 25p for the 20,000- Daithi
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- Forum: Accounts & Finance
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Cheers Mark, the 35p is the avg for the 20,000 miles- Daithi
- Post #8
- Forum: Accounts & Finance
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45p is paid for the 1st 10,000 miles and then 25p after so at 20,000 miles it avgs out at 35p as per HMRC. If i was to say that both do 10,000 miles per year Employee A home to Business & Employee B home to work, would you still have the same view?- Daithi
- Post #6
- Forum: Accounts & Finance
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Employee B is doing 10,000 miles per yr, without any support?- Daithi
- Post #3
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Morning All, I have two employees who I want to treat equally, so one is no worse off financially than the other, what is the best way to approach the cost of the mileage. Employee A is a sales person and is reimbursed for 20,000 miles @ 35p per business mile. Employee B is office based and...- Daithi
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