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Fuel returns
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Hi, a friend has just told me that he claims his fuel costs back via a tax returns form, he is employed the same as me not sub-contracted or self employed, i drive 100 miles a day to work and have never even thought about claiming fuel costs, does anyone know if this is possible.
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Si
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Si
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Driving to a place of work is not claimable . However if after you have got to work and then use your car for business use then that is claimable at 40p per mile up to 10,000 miles and then 25p after that. You would need to claim on a P87 the tax office will go back six years for claims . If you are getting some fuel expenses from your employer you can only claim the difference between employers payment and top allowance 40p.ie if employer pays 15p per mile then you can only claim 25p per mile.
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