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Business travel: what it is and how its treated for tax

The rules on travel expenses for directors and other employees involve concepts that sound deceptively simple and yet are tricky to put into practice.

In our latest briefing note, the Clayton & Brewill team look at the rules around business travel, how it is defined and how it’s treated for tax.

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In reality, travel arrangements come in every shade of grey, and it is not always clear where specific examples stack up against HMRC guidance. We have only been able to outline some of the issues involved here. Please do get in touch with the Clayton & Brewill team today for further advice and support. 

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