'Christmas Party' paid expenses limit?

[BolshieBastard]

Right, its that time of year (almost) but I cant remember the exact amounts.

So, for a 2 director limited with each bringing a guest to the party, what is the limit amount for the 'party'?

Is it £150 and not a penny more per director ie £300 bill covers 4 people or what? And yes, I searched and yes, I know it isnt limited to 'Christmas'!

[ShandyDrinker]

Right, its that time of year (almost) but I cant remember the exact amounts.

So, for a 2 director limited with each bringing a guest to the party, what is the limit amount for the 'party'?

Is it £150 and not a penny more per director ie £300 bill covers 4 people or what? And yes, I searched and yes, I know it isnt limited to 'Christmas'!

That's what I was told. £150 per director/employee. Not sure of the specifics whether the £300 total could also cover guests too.

[northernladuk]

Right, its that time of year (almost) but I cant remember the exact amounts.

So, for a 2 director limited with each bringing a guest to the party, what is the limit amount for the 'party'?

Is it £150 and not a penny more per director ie £300 bill covers 4 people or what? And yes, I searched and yes, I know it isnt limited to 'Christmas'!

Bolshie Bolshie Bolshie. You've not done a search have you?

[Louisa@InTouch]

Bolshie,

It's up to £150 per attendee, not per director.

Therefore if you have 2 directors, both bringing their partners, the event can cost up to £600 for the 4 attendees.

This is extended to household members. But best in mind it's not an allowance and the receipted amount must be claimed.

EIM21690 - Particular benefits: annual parties and other social functions

[chopper]

http://www.contractoruk.com/limited_...mas_party.html (which might be wrong)

[Lola C]

Christmas parties are for permies.

[northernladuk]

Christmas parties are for permies.

Utter bollocks.

[Lola C]

Utter bollocks.

Why? Christmas party is something an employer organize and pays for his employees. It's a permie "perk".
Seems like you want to be a contractor but also have employee benefits....

[cojak]

Why? Christmas party is something an employer organize and pays for his employees. It's a permie "perk".
Seems like you want to be a contractor but also have employee benefits....

This is incorrect.

Lola C has been warned for providing poor advice in this forum.

[BolshieBastard]

Bolshie Bolshie Bolshie. You've not done a search have you?

Clearly you have trouble reading English! Not your first language or something?