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Taxable Expenses & Staying Away Allowance

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05 Apr 12 #321794 by witsend66
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Can anyone help.

I am working away from home and my accommodation and living costs are paid monthly with my salary. Will the CSA award a percentage to my ex even though these are out of pocket expenses that I would not being incurring if I wasn''t working away.

Does anyone have experience of this?

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05 Apr 12 #321797 by MrsMathsisfun
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If you pay tax on the allowances they are classed as income. if you dont pay tax on them they are not included in csa calculations.

My partner gets a car allowance, half is taxable and is included in the csa calculation, the other half isnt. His petrol expenses are not included because he doesnt pay tax on these.

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05 Apr 12 #321924 by WYSPECIAL
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If they are out of pocket expenses they wont be taxable and wont be classed as income. if they are a benefit they will be taxable and included in your assessment.

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