

The 45p per mile is a per vehicle figure, the number of people in the vehicle doesn’t affect the rate.There are very strict rules that HMRC have set out in relation to landlord mileage claims. MILEAGE CLAIM FORM FOR LANDLORDS – Template (Excel) HMRC Rules of the Landlord Mileage Claim
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I recommend you update your spreadsheet every time you make a trip you wish to claim for so you don’t forget about it. Your mileage claim will be automatically calculated for you. You can download a template I have created below where you need to fill out property information and a brief description of your trip along with the mileage. Unless you are using an automated bookkeeping system the simplest way to record your landlord mileage claim is with a spreadsheet. Record Keeping For Your Landlord Mileage Claim The landlord mileage claim against taxes is £45 (£100 x 45p). The landlord has driven a total of 100 miles to the property property and back. During the tax year 2017/2018 (6 April 2017 to 5 April 2018) the landlord travels there 5 times in their own car. Here are the HMRC approved mileage rates that landlords must use for their claim: Vehicle typeįlat rate for the first 10,000 business miles in the tax yearįlat rate for each business mile over 10,000 miles in the tax yearĪ landlord has a rental property 10 miles away. A landlord is entitled to claim a flat rate for each mile travelled in their personal vehicle. The landlord mileage claim rules were bought in from 6 April 2017. A Landlord mileage claim is a flat rate amount that an individuals can claim for travel to/from their rental property.
