Train tickets

[Fra]

Hi,

If to go to the office I take the train, do I need to have a paper signed by my client to authorize such kind of expenses?
I am fairly new to the contracting world so I apologize if my question seems silly, but the agency I used to work before
starting a new contract asked me such kind of paper and I think it doesn't make really sense.

cheers

[Support Monkey]

Hi,

If to go to the office I take the train, do I need to have a paper signed by my client to authorize such kind of expenses?
I am fairly new to the contracting world so I apologize if my question seems silly, but the agency I used to work before
starting a new contract asked me such kind of paper and I think it doesn't make really sense.

cheers

much your like post

[suityou01]

[Support Monkey]

Seriously if its for commuting you claim expense from your LTD or your umbrella company.

If its on client business then you claim the expense from the Client, assuming they have authorised this

either way you will need to get a receipt when purchasing your ticket

[Fra]

Thank you very much for your answer I think I've got it completely wrong,
so I did pay everything for commuting, I've got the receipts but I did believe
I could get the money back from the client instead of claiming an ltd expense,
please forgive my ingenuity.

cheers

[Hill Station Murthy]

Thank you very much for your answer I think I've got it completely wrong,
so I did pay everything for commuting, I've got the receipts but I did believe
I could get the money back from the client instead of claiming an ltd expense,
please forgive my ingenuity.

cheers

Cheety? Is that you?

[DimPrawn]

How long before Fra says she's got a contract in Swindon etc?

[Fra]

How long before Fra says she's got a contract in Swindon etc?

I think you guys think I am another person, sorry to disappoint you but I am in London
probably the question was so stupid you think I am making fool of you

[Old Greg]

I think you guys think I am another person, sorry to disappoint you but I am in London
probably the question was so stupid you think I am making fool of you

Just ignore them. For the most part they're sexually inadequate. You do need to remember that under the National Rail Conditions of Carriage, the ticket remains the property of the issuing Train Company, so cannot be transferred.

[wurzel]

Just ignore them. For the most part they're sexually inadequate. You do need to remember that under the National Rail Conditions of Carriage, the ticket remains the property of the issuing Train Company, so cannot be transferred.

Gricer, is that you?