SELF EMPLOYED:

If you use the simplified method for business mileage, then you can use the box labelled: “Car, van or travel expenses not covered by the mileage allowance” to claim your other travel expenses.

The types of expenses covered are: Motor vehicle related expenses such as parking, hire charges, vehicle licence fees, motoring organisation membership.

If you have not claimed the simplified expenses for business mileage you can also claim the business proportion of car and van insurance, repairs, servicing and fuel.

Also, other travel expenses such as train, bus, air and taxi fares; hotel room costs and meals on overnight business trips can be included.


FOR EMPLOYED:

No, but in the “Expenses” page of the “Employment section” beneath the mileage you can use the box for “Business travel and subsistence expenses” You can claim for parking and travel costs for getting to a place of work other than your normal place of work.