in which case i`d probably want my van back at night then - nothing to do with tax

You can see why some staff hate working for the companys if the boss treats you like that remember it's the staff out in the field that earn your money !!!

Treat your staff well and they will in return

search that topic to hux, seriously!

You can see why some staff hate working for the companys if the boss treats you like that remember it's the staff out in the field that earn your money !!!

Treat your staff well and they will in return

on the other threads were still discussing staff stealing " use of vans ....."

strange world isn`t it?

Edited August 25, 200817 yr by anguscanplay

on the other threads were still discussing staff stealing " use of vans ....."

strange world isn`t it?

im sooo glad im self employed no boss telling me what to do and what not to do

im sooo glad im self employed no boss telling me what to do and what not to do

no boss holding your hand, taking responsibility and making sure YOUR wife and kids have something to eat you mean?

Makes me laugh how all these "super engineers" wouldnt put there bits in the vice and take the risks we did but moan like crazy about how easy we have it and how much THEY earn us

I`m starting to wonder just why Hux`s new employers want to know what there asking and quite why he`s so retisant (sic) to provide the info

no boss telling me what to do and what not to do

Only the customers....

(and regulators, industry bodies, taxman, etc. etc.)

Edited August 25, 200817 yr by amateurandy

Having had a similar experience...

boss needs to show the tax man beyond reasonable doubt that you aren't still using the van for private use...

they can do it in one of a few ways:

make you sign a statement explaining you can and can't do in the van.

ask for details of your other vehicle so they can say to the tax man if he enquires that you had normal use of another vehicla and if you got caught using the van when u shouldn't that they (plausibly) didn't know anything about it!

fit a tracker...

personally the first option is the easiest...

remember it didn't happen if its not written down, hence the form they sent you...

im sooo glad im self employed no boss telling me what to do and what not to do

so your not married sats?

for those who don't know my ruling 'alf deals with this problem for her firm as the accounts dept manager,

according to her - she has an employee who has opted out of th eprivate use scheme, the co vehicle is parked at his home he works as a computer engineer making client calls for repairs.

both he and his wife ride motorcycles and own a joint car. HMR&C still charge him

Edited August 25, 200817 yr by arfur mo

so your not married sats?

for those who don't know my ruling 'alf deals with this problem for her firm as the accounts dept manager,

according to her - she has an employee who has opted out of th eprivate use scheme, the co vehicle is parked at his home he works as a computer engineer making client calls for repairs.

both he and his wife ride motorcycles and own a joint car. HMR&C still charge him

all depends where his centre of work is, whever its "exclusivly and wholley " for work and his "itenerate " status - you WERE fine lets see what the tax man says next year.

a lot depends on where one ACTUALLY works from - you cannot just claim to work from home, theres a good example in the link I posted about a milkman who tried to claim travel from home to the depot before his "round" started but had it declined

Edited August 25, 200817 yr by anguscanplay