End of Contract Cakes

[ASB]

Well, to be fair, a higher rate tax payer will do better to put in through as an Entertainment expense to avoid paying higher rate dividend tax on the supply of said logo-embossed cake.

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Greg@CapitalCity again.

A point which is often missed.

[Greg@CapitalCity]

Not allowed for Corp Tax purposes so might as well pay out of own pocket!

Well, to be fair, a higher rate tax payer will do better to put in through as an Entertainment expense to avoid paying higher rate dividend tax on the supply of said logo-embossed cake.

[BrilloPad]

Allowable expense or not?

Only allowable if you put laxative in them. See HMRC-45(1)

[BolshieBastard]

Allowable expense or not?

Wholly and exclusively in respect of the company? Dont think so.

Entertainment? Not allowed for Corp Tax purposes so might as well pay out of own pocket!

[pacharan]

If you are being canned for being useless why bother bringing in cakes

Ooh! you're so beastly!

[SimonMac]

Allowable expense or not?

If you are being canned for being useless why bother bringing in cakes

[v8gaz]

What about mouse mats made of cake?

Cakes with company logo?

[TestMangler]

I would say Client Entertaining - allowable but not tax deductible.

End of contract cheap mouse mats with your logo on them on the other hand - allowable in full.

The oddities of HMRC

What about mouse mats made out of cakes ?

[Clare@InTouch]

I would say Client Entertaining - allowable but not tax deductible.

End of contract cheap mouse mats with your logo on them on the other hand - allowable in full.

The oddities of HMRC

[pacharan]

Allowable expense or not?