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for years we've had employers moving away from expensive areas, largely at the expense of employees. . . be thast away from cities, town centres or upping sticks from Brighton and going to Doncaster! I can work from home some of the time If I have to ( or was allowed) but the nature of project...

I'm not so sure, It is very industry specific . . . . Having been at home 12 years a year ago I went back to the office and have been daily throughout this year, unnecessarily so IMO. Mrs Zef has been at home since February. 3 in the office and 2 at home would suit me perfectly and would also...

well yes, we all spend our money . . . . Its a dafdt idea, I don't disagree, but they do have a valid reason for suggesting it . . . .it's just easy to offset, just a money go round to try and catch peole out. I went back to work in an office, as opposed to at home, a year ago now, earning...

agreed, but the banks don't usually shoot themselves in the foot, at least not without ample cover. :rolleyes:

no, Employed but its my business. We as a family rent workshops and office space to the business.

Err, quite clearly as they say, transport, food, lunchtime shopping etc . . . . one thing this has all highlighted is how hideously overblown the cost of commercial work space is. . . here's hoping life gets simpler and cheaper as a consequence. . .

offset by claiming tax deductable expenses for running a home office. There is a legitimate calculation one can do to offest home running costs if you work from home, I did it for 12 years. simply, a proportion of home space/time x cost of running property . . .