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Christmas allowance - personal tax year or company tax year?
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A Christmas Allowance doesn't have to be for Christmas? I'm contacting my HR and Marketing Department (the wife). -
I know an annual allowance doesn't have to be used for Christmas, but the thread title was a bit of a clue as to the purpose of the proposal.Comment
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Maybe his company year-end is really near Christmas.Originally posted by PhiltheGreek View PostI know an annual allowance doesn't have to be used for Christmas, but the thread title was a bit of a clue as to the purpose of the proposal.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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That's right, I had a Christmas meal and didn't use up to my £150 available so thought about planning another "annual event" to use it. Looks like I'm in to next year already though...
Thanks WordIsBond - answers my problem clearly.
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Short answer it's tax year April to April not fiscal year (company year end)Originally posted by alloverit View PostHi all, asking because my current accountant is giving different advice than previous ones. Is it £150 per head in your company tax year or the personal tax year (Apr-Apr)?
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From retained profit from a previous engagement.Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostHow would you take this allowance if inside IR35?
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