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Previously on "Football hospitality"

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  • Ruprect
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    Originally posted by stingman123 View Post
    Agreed, I went to Vegas last year for a "Training Seminar" aka best mate's stag do!
    Any documentary evidence (e.g. seminar receipts - not facebook pics of you with a t*t on each shoulder) that you can show the revenue when they come knocking?

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  • ratewhore
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    Originally posted by contractor79 View Post
    accountant reckoned inland revenue would do me for it unless I had convincing evidence it was furthering my business somehow
    Isn't that what I said in my first post?

    And also, all they would really do is treat it as a BIK and you'd pay the tax on it...

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  • contractor79
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    Originally posted by ratewhore View Post
    to what exactly? To taking your mates to the footy and claiming it is a business expense, or, to taking potential clients to some corporate hospitality?
    accountant reckoned inland revenue would do me for it unless I had convincing evidence it was furthering my business somehow

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  • stingman123
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    Originally posted by Sausage Surprise View Post
    I've done it before - just hoyed it through an an expense.
    Agreed, I went to Vegas last year for a "Training Seminar" aka best mate's stag do!

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  • Sausage Surprise
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    I've done it before - just hoyed it through an an expense.

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  • ratewhore
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    Originally posted by contractor79 View Post
    my accountant said no
    to what exactly? To taking your mates to the footy and claiming it is a business expense, or, to taking potential clients to some corporate hospitality?

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  • contractor79
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    my accountant said no

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  • ratewhore
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    If they come knocking, you have to justify how it could lead to extra business. And of course, it's not tax deductable...

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  • badger7579
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    Originally posted by contractor79 View Post
    I fancy treating a few "contacts" to some premiership football with hospitality.

    Can I pay for this through my limited co. Does the taxman care who comes along and how often can I do this?

    I fancy treating a few "Friends" to some premiership football with hospitality.

    Me too...

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  • contractor79
    started a topic Football hospitality

    Football hospitality

    I fancy treating a few "contacts" to some premiership football with hospitality.

    Can I pay for this through my limited co. Does the taxman care who comes along and how often can I do this?

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