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[covbob]

Woo, forgot I had an opened box of Wine Gums on my desk

[mudskipper]

Well that was a nice email, £20 from QDOS in Amazon vouchers for a referral I gave them

Don't forget to include them on your tax return.

[SimonMac]

Don't forget to include them on your tax return.

I will if you will for all the IPSE referrals you get

[mudskipper]

I will if you will for all the IPSE referrals you get

You joined yet?

[SimonMac]

Arrrrggggghhhh scary thought, is the permie who signs my online timesheets striking today?!

Never met the guy so can't tell if he is in the office

He is WFH today

[SimonMac]

You joined yet?

Erm........ send me your referral code again just in case

[covbob]

Contract offered and accepted subject to review etc.

[NickFitz]

Woo, forgot I had an opened box of Wine Gums on my desk

Perfect Friday afternoon!

[NickFitz]

Don't forget to include them on your tax return.

I was thinking about that the other day in connection with AWS. MyCo™ has an AWS account and each month gets billed a trivial amount (less than a quid) for some stuff stored on S3; occasionally, when I'm experimenting with something that involves firing up a server, it goes up to a couple of quid.

Last month Amazon asked me to respond to some questionnaire about AWS, in return for which I got a $20 credit, which will obviously last a few months at least.

So does MyCo™ have to declare this as income? Or as it just means I don't get a bill for a while, do I just ignore it?

I could ask my accountant, I suppose, but it seems like a very trivial thing to bother them with. I can't imagine Hector getting too worked up about it, either

[BrilloPad]

So does MyCo™ have to declare this as income? Or as it just means I don't get a bill for a while, do I just ignore it?

If you declared the income you would also declare the expenditure. So just ignore it.

Why are you asking in tpd? The correct procedure is to create a sockie, then ask in a+l. Then watch NLUK fume.....