£23,000

[scooterscot]

That's how much I spent on travel last business year!

Just looking over my year end, travel, is certainly my most expensive outgoing and do easyjet give me any airmiles? I think not...

Does anyone else spend as much as I do on travel? Is this typical?

[Mich the Tester]

[chef]

is that just flights/hotels and actually travelling from a to b or does that include staying away i.e hotels/rented apartments?

[Mich the Tester]

is that just flights/hotels and actually travelling from a to b or does that include staying away i.e hotels/rented apartments?

For me, hotels, eating out while away, fuel, trains, flights are all part of travel expenses and easily exceed 23,000. Got to keep taxable income down you know.

[scooterscot]

is that just flights/hotels and actually travelling from a to b or does that include staying away i.e hotels/rented apartments?

That's just travel, nothing else. Flights, trains & taxies

[Mich the Tester]

That's just travel, nothing else. Flights, trains & taxies

Bloody hell. Been somewhere exotic?

[Moscow Mule]

You should try commuting to Moscow every week on flexible tickets and staying in 5* hotels. Definitely bumps the airmiles & amex rewards accounts.

It also helps (unless you are Mich) if this is directly chargeable (+VAT) to the client too, but that's another matter.

[Mich the Tester]

You should try commuting to Moscow every week on flexible tickets and staying in 5* hotels. Definitely bumps the airmiles & amex rewards accounts.

It also helps (unless you are Mich) if this is directly chargeable (+VAT) to the client too, but that's another matter.

It’s alright. If I think I’m going to make so much profit I end up in the Dutch 52% tax scale, there’s always the Amstel Hotel.

[scooterscot]

Bloody hell. Been somewhere exotic?

Does London qualify?

Return fair from Edinburgh (train) is about £240 - yes that's 2nd class. Flight is no much cheaper once you add additional costs at either airport.

That's a grand a month before you know it.

[MarillionFan]

Sorry I thought that was the amount NAT paid to become mod.