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    Tamiflu as an expenses/benefit

    My end client (one of the largest global banks) has placed a rather scarey leaflet about a flu pandemic on all our desks, advising us to stock up on food, water, medicines etc.. as a precaution.

    They are offering all permanent members of staff 2 courses of Tamiflu for free and up to 20 family members can purchase it from the same place.

    So can my Ltd purchase Tamiflu for me as an expense? Is there any benefit in kind to pay, what about courses for my family?

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    They wouldn't be American by any chance would they?
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      #3
      Originally posted by TheFaQQer View Post
      They wouldn't be American by any chance would they?
      Nope, British.

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        #4
        it's BIK - same as personal sickness insurance.
        Cenedl heb iaith, cenedl heb galon

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          #5
          Originally posted by Bluebird View Post
          it's BIK - same as personal sickness insurance.
          There is no mention of that in the booklet for permies here, which is why I asked. Maybe they just don't tell them?! It just says it is free.

          I am pretty sure they can get free flu jabs as well.

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            #6
            Permies here were told that flu jabs were not a BIk as they are available on NHS it is just available at the workplace to save them the hassle of visiting their GP. Tamiflu is a different KoF.

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              #7
              Originally posted by Lewis View Post
              My end client (one of the largest global banks) has placed a rather scarey leaflet about a flu pandemic on all our desks, advising us to stock up on food, water, medicines etc.. as a precaution.

              They are offering all permanent members of staff 2 courses of Tamiflu for free and up to 20 family members can purchase it from the same place.

              So can my Ltd purchase Tamiflu for me as an expense? Is there any benefit in kind to pay, what about courses for my family?
              I got the same leaflet this morning. Unfortunately my contractor number doesn't work on the website provided What floor are you on?

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                #8
                My end client (one of the largest global banks)
                So sweet how you banking chaps always put in that little fact even when it's completely irrelevant. a'nt you got owt else to brag about?

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Fuzzb3k View Post
                  I got the same leaflet this morning. Unfortunately my contractor number doesn't work on the website provided What floor are you on?
                  11th

                  Watched "28 Weeks Later" at the weekend. Then read in the leaflet "you are advised to stock up now - see next page for suggested items - remember to keep your home and emergency supplies secure, especially during a pandemic, as shortages could lead to increased crime"

                  Then read this ... http://www.who.int/csr/disease/influ...ic10things/en/

                  We're all doomed!!
                  Last edited by Lewis; 24 October 2007, 08:46.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Lewis View Post
                    11th

                    Watched "28 Weeks Later" at the weekend. Then read in the leaflet "you are advised to stock up now - see next page for suggested items - remember to keep your home and emergency supplies secure, especially during a pandemic, as shortages could lead to increased crime"

                    Then read this ... http://www.who.int/csr/disease/influ...ic10things/en/

                    We're all doomed!!
                    It sure is a small world! I'm on the 11th too.

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