2 year rule - crediting back up front costs

[Signo_cypher]

If you work some where for twelve months, get a 6 month extension taking you to 18 months in total, during that 6 month extension you purchase a 12 month season ticket for the train, you then get a further extension that will put you over two years, do the remaining months on the season ticket that are over the 18 months become business in kind? I assume they do.

[northernladuk]

Did you buy a 12 month ticket because you knew you would be there past the 6 month extension by chance?

Are you also taking in to account the 2 year rule is about geographic area, not on a client by client basis?

[Signo_cypher]

Did you buy a 12 month ticket because you knew you would be there past the 6 month extension by chance?

Are you also taking in to account the 2 year rule is about geographic area, not on a client by client basis?

My question is partly hypothetical, I have completed 12 months, just started 6 month extension, based on what I hear (coming from a reliable source) there *could* be a further extension early next year that will end up taking me past 2 years on site.

Thinking of getting a 12 month season ticket, but want to understand if I purchase the 12 month ticket will I have to credit back the remaining months through the company books as BIK at the point I potentially get the next extension?

[northernladuk]

What is your attitude to risk? Stick it though the books and forget about it?.... Did I really just say that?... I feel unclean and must go self flagellate...

[MarillionFan]

What is your attitude to risk? Stick it though the books and forget about it?.... Did I really just say that?... I feel unclean and must go self flagellate...

What Ronnie Biggs Says.

Stick it through the books and don't worry about it. They'll never find out.

[eek]

Did you buy a 12 month ticket because you knew you would be there past the 6 month extension by chance?

Are you also taking in to account the 2 year rule is about geographic area, not on a client by client basis?

Are you feeling ok? You seem to be going soft in your old age.

[speling bee]

Is there BIK on season tickets anyway, regardless of 24 month rule? Can't be bothered to google, NLUK, so chop chop.

[Notascooby]

Fook that - claim the miles at 45p and pay for the ticket in ca$h (apparently)

[northernladuk]

Is there BIK on season tickets anyway, regardless of 24 month rule? Can't be bothered to google, NLUK, so chop chop.

I don't think this is the case but can't find anything definitive. Two posts that touch on this are..

http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...year-rule.html

http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...xpenses-3.html

but some quite indepth stuff in a post on this thread that might worth reading...

http://forums.contractoruk.com/accou...eceipts-2.html

You are just pissed I corrected your spelling earlier aren't you

[northernladuk]

Fook that - claim the miles at 45p and pay for the ticket in ca$h (apparently)

Even I wouldn't advocate that in my drug induced high that I appear to be on. That is fraud.