NEWS: The work mileage allowance for under 10,000 miles will rise by 10p to 55p backdated to April 2026. So this means if you drive for work in your own car (like many care workers for example) you can be given up to 55p a mile tax and NI free. And if you're not given that level you can claim the tax back on the difference between what you're given and that amount Eg so if you're given 30p /mile. You can reclaim tax paid on your wages for the 25p/mile difference.

@MartinSLewis It's a gross disparity lots of workers who cycle, not just carers, get nothing towards work related travel costs. Bikes don't maintain themselves after all..

@GroundPound4 @MartinSLewis Cyclists don't pay #RoadTax 🤔

@terryelaineh1 @GroundPound4 @MartinSLewis Probably because there’s no such thing as road tax.

@computing_data @terryelaineh1 @GroundPound4 @MartinSLewis And the vast majority of cyclists pay tax on the car they also own. Some people 🙈