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Craig@Clarity
Fingers like lightning
Last Activity: 20 December 2024, 18:00
Joined: 4 November 2010
Location: Poole
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Simply put, it has to be an annual event and open to all employees. Once that's satisfied, guests are allowed. The limit is £150 per head in a tax year. If you go over that limit (even by 1p) it's all subject to BIK. The limit covers food, travel, accommodation etc. As far as whether it's entertaining...
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22 August 2024
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30 March 2024
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26 March 2024
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25 March 2024
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19 March 2024
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26 January 2024
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15 January 2024
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22 September 2023
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13 June 2023
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