Indicator - FL Memo
Telephone: (01233) 653500. Fax: (01233) 647100 customer.services@indicator-flm.co.uk - www.indicator-flm.co.uk
Calgarth House, 39-41 Bank Street, Ashford, Kent TN23 1DQ VAT GB 726 598 394. Registered in England. Company Registration No. 3599719
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Your employees’ subsistence expenses claims have been getting out of hand so you want to set a fixed rate. The figure you have in mind is higher than HMRC’s suggested amount; does this mean PAYE tax
and NI are due on the excess?
When you first started out you travelled a great deal meeting potential customers. You treated your travel and subsistence costs as VAT-inclusive and duly claimed back input VAT via your return. Was
this right though?
As the sales director you’re out on the road a lot meeting and greeting existing and potential customers, and spending a packet in the process. But how much of the VAT on these costs will HMRC allow
you to reclaim?
The law is being amended to include some of the Taxman’s unofficial practices. Hidden amongst these changes, which come into force in April, is an unexpected new rule regarding subsistence expenses.
Could you benefit from this?
Your bookkeeper is preparing your latest VAT return which includes expenses paid by your employees, some of which include VAT. How much of this can you reclaim and what supporting evidence must you
have?
When the benefits and expenses regime was overhauled in 2016 HMRC withdrew its long-standing agreement for overnight allowances paid to truck drivers. It’s now agreed a new deal. What’s the full
story?
With fuel prices hitting new highs, your employees are saying that HMRC’s mileage rates for business use of their cars are no longer enough. You’re willing to pay more but what tax and NI costs might
this trigger and can you mitigate them?
You’ve paid for business expenses out of a cash advance from your company. What sort of receipt do you need to avoid the VATman later reversing your company’s claim for the VAT included in your
expenses?
Your client has decided your work is caught by the off-payroll rules. This means PAYE tax and NI contributions are deducted from the fees it pays you. But could it increase your tax further by
reducing relief for your business travel expenses?
The rules for benchmark subsistence rates changed in April 2016, and they can no longer be used in a salary sacrifice arrangement. What are the changes and is there still a way to use benchmark
payments tax efficiently?