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P87 mileage claim, what else can i claim?


i drive my own car and did 30,000 miles last year which i can claim tax relief for. ie 40p for the first 10,000 miles, etc, etc.
i have been told i can claim for the interest payments on the car, which i bought by credit card.
how do i do that and is there anything else i can claim?

If you run your own business then the rules are different. If you are employed, your company would usually pay you a car allowance and a small amount per mile.
Look for answers here:www.hmrc.gov.uk Use the queries phone line for advice. Source(s): Ex revenue employee
If you do not receive a vehicle reimbursement check from your company you should be able to deduct repairs and maintenance as well, i.e. oil changes, tires, car washes, etc.
I don't believe you can claim for the interest on credit card for the car. If you are an EMPLOYEE the only thing you can claim for is mileage.
Sorry!
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