Mileage Claim For Field Based Employee

Hi, i am a classed a Field based employee meaning that as my job role i visit multiple of our sites on a weekly basis, with adhoc occassional visit to our head office. Should i have to deduct a commute mileage from my expenses claim or as described in HRMC guidance below i should be entitled to tax relief for full cost of travel. e.g not have to take off a commute. Ordinary commuting and private travel (490: Chapter 3) - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk) 3.34 An employee whose duties are defined by reference to a particular geographical area is entitled to tax relief for the full cost of business travel: • made within the geographical area • to other workplaces outside the area

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3.34 advises an employee whose duties are defined by reference to a particular geographical area is entitled to tax relief for the full cost of business travel, made within the geographical area and to other workplaces outside the area.  If your geographical area is considered your permanent place of work, then travel from your home or other non workplace, to that permanent place of work is ordinary commuting, so tax relief for those journesy, is not due.  Thank you.