Category Archives: HMRC Mileage Payment

The campaign to refresh the mileage rate is making progress, with the Chancellor confirming the current HMRC mileage rate is under consideration for review ahead of the next budget. Fundamentally the campaign is about fairness, and honouring the British contract; a fair days pay for a fair days work. But as it stands the self-employed,Continue reading “Mileage rate campaign motors on”

Yesterday’s Spring Statement confirmed it. Our plan for the economy is working. We are focused on what matters: cutting the cost of living, bringing down borrowing, and growing the economy. The independent Office of Budget Responsibility backs that up: Inflation falling faster than expected Borrowing forecast to be the lowest in 6 years Families £1,000+Continue reading “Making Work Pay in Oldham West, Chadderton & Royton …”

Too many NHS staff, care workers, small-business owners and everyday people across Oldham West, Chadderton & Royton who use their own cars for work are being short-changed because HMRC’s rates haven’t been updated. It’s unfair, it’s outdated, and it needs fixing now. For 14 years the Tories failed to take action on mileage rates, withContinue reading “Enough is enough. The Tories have let this HMRC rate injustice run for years and hardworking people are paying the price …”

Working people keep this country running, but many are now having to pay out of their own pocket just to do their jobs. That’s because HMRC’s mileage rate hasn’t been updated for 15 years. Unison and the RAC have both called for the 45p a mile rate to be raised, previously calling for the rateContinue reading “HMRC mileage allowances haven’t been updated since 2010. They need to get their house in order!”