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Hi,

Now we're vat registered, this is the first time I've had to split up the sales rep personal expenses into what it vatable and not vatable when posting them onto sage.
They get mileage paid for company mileage so am I correct in assuming that the amount claimed (eg 10 miles at 40p = £4) is not vatable. Also, I cannot see a 'mileage' nominal code so I've entered this under 'misc motor expenses' but changed the vat code to T0.

Any advice appreciated.

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You are ofcourse able to claim a % for vatable element of mileage however you should keep a record of the vat receipts for this (no idea why as can't run a car without petrol). Some accountants give different advise however I have been informed 13p = VAT / 29p = non VAT.
We have used 7305 for mileage.

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Great thank you.

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Two helpful pages on HMRC website - took me a bit of digging EVERY time I need to find the thing - I should learn to book mark.

Basically the fuel element of your mileage is dependant on engine size/CO2 emissions:

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/cars/advisory_fuel_current.htm

And you can find out which classification your vehicle falls in by searching for it here:-

http://www.vcacarfueldata.org.uk/

This means, for example, my 1.2 Ford KA I drive is in the 1400cc category (v low CO2 emissions). I get 40p a mile of which 12p is the fuel element on which input VAT is reclaimable.

Hope this helps :)

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