Xmas Party

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turbo replied

4 January 2007, 14:18
Thanks for clearing that up Alan.

turbo
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Nixon Williams replied

4 January 2007, 13:07
Originally posted by turbo

Just saw this.

States that the max you can claim is only £75 per head.

turbo

This was updated a few years ago, the amount you can claim is £150 per head.

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/employers/ebi...nctions-01.htm

Alan
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turbo replied

4 January 2007, 12:59
Originally posted by XLMonkey

here

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/employers/ebi...nctions-01.htm

Just saw this.

States that the max you can claim is only £75 per head.

turbo
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XLMonkey replied

4 January 2007, 12:40
Originally posted by yetanotherone

Quote:
"it's 150 per head, with each staff member being allowed to have one additional guest. So, you can have at least 300 pounds. "

This sounds great. Do you know which IR document states?

Thanks,
Yet

here

http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/employers/ebi...nctions-01.htm
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MarillionFan replied

2 January 2007, 13:19
Can I put the 800 quid I spent at my brothers wedding through as expenses then?
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yetanotherone replied

2 January 2007, 13:12
Quote:
"it's 150 per head, with each staff member being allowed to have one additional guest. So, you can have at least 300 pounds. "

This sounds great. Do you know which IR document states?

Thanks,
Yet
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cojak replied

1 January 2007, 21:09
It cost £75 for a lovely meal for the 2 of us.

It's already gone through my books...

Roll on next Xmas...
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XLMonkey replied

1 January 2007, 19:59
it's 150 per head, with each staff member being allowed to have one additional guest. So, you can have at least 300 pounds.

No restriction on what you spend it on, just keep the receipt. Don't go over the 150/head limit, as if you do then the whole amount becomes taxable.
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Sockpuppet replied

23 December 2006, 21:55
Originally posted by theemeestroo

Me and the Secretary (the missus) are off for our Xmas Party tonight.
What is the rules regarding how much you can claim through your limited.
I have read that it is £150 each (won't be spending near that much!!)
I was just going to get a receipt for meals and drinks and cab.
Is this sufficient?
What are other people doing here for it?
Do many others claim for it?

Its £150 and not a penny over to get the CT relief on it.

Not sure how many others claim it. I don't as I can't be arsed really.
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cojak replied

23 December 2006, 21:39
We had a lovely time, thank you very much...
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theemeestroo started a topic Xmas Party

22 December 2006, 11:44
Xmas Party

Me and the Secretary (the missus) are off for our Xmas Party tonight.
What is the rules regarding how much you can claim through your limited.
I have read that it is £150 each (won't be spending near that much!!)
I was just going to get a receipt for meals and drinks and cab.
Is this sufficient?
What are other people doing here for it?
Do many others claim for it?
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