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Hello, I am a director of a UK limited company, and I would like to seek clarification regarding mileage allowance claims. Is it necessary to be the legal owner of the car that is used for business purposes? Specifically, can I use a car belonging to someone else, such as a family member or a private individual, for business travel if there is a loan agreement or other written agreement in place. I would be hold responsible for any expenses related to that car. Could you please confirm whether this is accurate, and if there are any specific requirements or documentation that I need to maintain to ensure compliance with HMRC regulations related to claiming mileage? Thank you for your assistance.

Hi In fact, the company has paid for the expenses, so the questions are 1) Does HMRC consider this as tax-deductible for corporation tax? 2) Would it be considered as a benefit in kind for the director?

I am a director of a limited company and I've travelled to Namibia to provide services for my client. I needed to get a series of vaccinations to take that assignment. Can I claim a deduction for tax for these? Would it be considered as a private benefit and need to be showed on a P11D form?