Claiming expenses for trip abroad

Hi everyone,

I have set up a ltd company and for now I'm using a virtual office registered in Dublin because at the moment I don't need a real office. In fact, I'm working with my customers at their working place.
I have a customer that is from Italy and it is required to go there a couple of days per month.

I would like to know if I can claim back expenses like hotel accommodation and airplane/train tickets.

Thanks in advance

Of course you can. It may be more beneficial to use the civil service rates of foreign subsistence.

http://www.finance.gov.ie/viewdoc.asp?DocID=5288&UserLang=GA&StartDate=1+January+2012

gismor4 said:

Hi everyone,
I would like to know if I can claim back expenses like hotel accommodation and airplane/train tickets.

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From who? If you mean from your customer then the default position is: what did you specify in your contract? It would be standard procedure to charge them for at least actual expenses incurred I reckon.