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Previously on "Wedding gifts from Company"

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  • basshead
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    Originally posted by TheRightStuff
    I 2nd that. What a fecking d1ck. Are you using your company as part of work or trying to feck around. Your like the other guy who wants to put a skip through expenses to throw a few bits of paper out. Come on stop wasting our time. Just think is this sensible or not. buying a present for yourself isn't. D1CK.


    I'm going to get myself a gold plated knob and put it through the company...Then when the tax man (or preferably woman) comes knocking I'll undo my flies, pull down my trousers and pants and reveal my golden dinkle and shout 'WHO WANTS TO EXAMINE BY BENEFIT IN KIND!!' and I'm sure that'll go down a treat.

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  • Cooperinliverp00l
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    Originally posted by wizard1974uk
    Your missus doesn't read these forums does she?
    of course not that would spoil the suprise

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  • wizard1974uk
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    Originally posted by Cooperinliverp00l
    some people tut tut

    If i took Mrs Cooperinliverp00l onto my ltd co books could i put a breast enlargment through as expenses or as some sort of investment in people. Would they be classed as a company asset or hers

    I'm thinking it would increase moral and gain more business
    Your missus doesn't read these forums does she?

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  • Cooperinliverp00l
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    some people tut tut

    If i took Mrs Cooperinliverp00l onto my ltd co books could i put a breast enlargment through as expenses or as some sort of investment in people. Would they be classed as a company asset or hers

    I'm thinking it would increase moral and gain more business

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  • TheRightStuff
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    Originally posted by malvolio
    Or to put it another way, you really have no f***ing idea what being a business really is, do you?
    I 2nd that. What a fecking d1ck. Are you using your company as part of work or trying to feck around. Your like the other guy who wants to put a skip through expenses to throw a few bits of paper out. Come on stop wasting our time. Just think is this sensible or not. buying a present for yourself isn't. D1CK.

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  • malvolio
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    Originally posted by King Cnvt
    You could ask that same (rhetorical) question to the tax man as well!
    Well yes, but we know the answer to that one!

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  • King Cnvt
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    Originally posted by malvolio
    Or to put it another way, you really have no f***ing idea what being a business really is, do you?
    You could ask that same (rhetorical) question to the tax man as well!

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  • malvolio
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    Or to put it another way, you really have no f***ing idea what being a business really is, do you?

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  • THEPUMA
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    Originally posted by pedro
    I am getting hitched this month and found some info on tax free gifts from employers to employees on the HMRC website. I can’t seem to find any guidelines on how much my Ltd company can give me though. Have any of you had this kind of gift? If so, how much is reasonable?
    I am in the process of changing accountant so asking her is a waste of time!
    No the company can't make a wedding gift to you. Underpinning all such concessionary treatment is the general principle that no expense is allowable unless it is for the purposes of the trade. As you are owner manager, you are not going to feel more incentivised or motivated to generate more profit for the company because it gave you a wedding present so therefore it is not for the purposes of the trade and hence not allowable.

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  • BrilloPad
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    marriage is the process of finding out what sort of man your wife would have preffered.

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  • pedro
    started a topic Wedding gifts from Company

    Wedding gifts from Company

    I am getting hitched this month and found some info on tax free gifts from employers to employees on the HMRC website. I can’t seem to find any guidelines on how much my Ltd company can give me though. Have any of you had this kind of gift? If so, how much is reasonable?
    I am in the process of changing accountant so asking her is a waste of time!
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