Just wanted to check how many miles can be claimed at 45p and how many at 25p.
There was a long thread in 2015 on this but wonder if the rules are now clarified?
Client did 17,000 miles in one job, then did 5,000 miles in self employment, then returned to a new job with a new company and did a further 4,000 miles; all in 17/18 tax year.
My reading is
10,000 @ 45p and 7,000 @ 25p in Job 1
5,000 @ 45p in self employment
4,000 @ 45p in Job 2
But happy to be corrected
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...and here's the science bit :) https://www.gov.uk/hmrc-internal-manuals/employment-income-manual/eim31280
Would agree with the treatment of mileage for employments - but not necessarily for self-employment.
That will depend on whether there was a previous use in self employment and the choices which were made at that time