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That would be an allowance, not a tax deduction, and up to the business to provide.
The Revenue allow a tax deduction for expenses, ie the cost of travel, which differs depending upon on the means.
Scilly.Suffolk-
Yes, it would.
I think the point is ... this should exist (in order to promote cycling).
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which differs depending upon on the means.
Indeed. I wonder how the 20p/mile figure compares with what your average cyclist spends on their bike? Does anyone have any figures?
If you were to cycle 2500 miles a year, you could buy a £500 bike each year and ride it into the ground (i.e. spend £0 on maintenance all year). That's approximately 10 miles per workday.
miro_o
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Expenses should just be x amount for 'travel'. How you travel is a choice unless specified by the business.