Tax breaks for ordinary commuting

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Tax breaks for ordinary commuting

1 April 2014, 15:05

So says Boris:
Boris Johnson calls for tax breaks of commuters' season tickets | Mail Online

Didn't the Office of Tax Simplification consider the idea of making commuting travel tax deductible in their recent report on travel expenses and decide it wasn't feasible?

Can't see it happening personally.

Report:
https://www.gov.uk/government/upload...nal_report.pdf

Starts page 62. Seems they ruled it out entirely.

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1 April 2014, 15:10

Sounds far too sensible, must be an April Fool

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1 April 2014, 15:12

It's crazy that travel to work isn't tax deductable or at least can't be paid by company that hires person without any tax implications.
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