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If your work involves you travelling to and from meetings and conferences or visiting customers to carry out service and repairs then you may be entitled to claim mileage allowance if you pay for your own fuel. the official amount it is possible to claim straight back for mileage is 45 pence per mile, yet many employers will not pay as much as this. It does not matter whether you are employed or self-employed as either way you could possibly be entitled to claim back tax on your own motoring expenses.

If you are eligible to claim a car mileage allowance to find out you will have to be sure that the mileage you are claiming for is entirely for business purposes. This can include any journey to and from business meetings for example but will not include your daily commute to and from work. To work out your car mileage allowance you will have to calculate the number of miles travelled in the tax year, multiply this by the present approved mileage rate, add up any mileage payments made by your employer and compare the difference to see whether you have now been paid the allowance you are entitled to.

Once you have determined that the amount you have been paid is different from what you believe you should be entitled to the next step would be to find a tax agency that will make the car mileage allowance claim in your stead. They could take every one of the information and present it in the right format to HMRC and then take care of the rebate on your behalf.

By utilizing a professional tax service to try this sort of service for you personally, it is possible to save lots of time and gain money straight back that you could otherwise have been not able to claim for. The agent will complete the necessary documentation on your own behalf but this will then be sent back to you for approval before anything is submitted to HMRC - - merely to ensure that you are happy the information is correct.

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