The $51.00 per day is for medical travel and does not apply. If you are a sole proprietor, you are best to save all receipts, claim the meals at 50%, and claim the lodging.
If you are able to bill your clients for living out expenses, and specifically bill them for your meals, it is claimable at 100%
There may be different options available if your business is incorporated.
The $51.00 per day is for medical travel and does not apply. If you are a sole proprietor, you are best to save all receipts, claim the meals at 50%, and claim the lodging.
If you are able to bill your clients for living out expenses, and specifically bill them for your meals, it is claimable at 100%
There may be different options available if your business is incorporated.
You are better of claiming the allowance as you are not qualified for the 50% meals and entertainment expense referenced in your question. The $51 is quite high because CRA generally consider $17 as reasonable but it will accept a higher amount if the cost of meals in your location is higher and under other circumstance.
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