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Cycle to work scheme Questions?

_Skitso_ · 2012-08-24 18:12:47

First post on cycling forum, hi all, happy to be another cycling newbie. :D My Father is a farmer, is it possible for him to avail of the bike to work tax benefits, if so how does he go about it? Does the fact he is self employed make it harder? What form do we fill in or who do we talk to! Any help welcomed! Thanks. Skit

24-08-2012 6:12pm

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_Skitso_

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First post on cycling forum, hi all, happy to be another cycling newbie.

My Father is a farmer, is it possible for him to avail of the bike to work tax benefits, if so how does he go about it? Does the fact he is self employed make it harder? What form do we fill in or who do we talk to!
Any help welcomed! Thanks.

Skit

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#2 24-08-2012 6:18pm

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BTW Megathread here

That has all the answers, but specifically the self-employed cannot participate in the scheme

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