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Originally posted by Fandango View PostI've put cash towards leaving meals I've had with clientco staff in the past. I've not paid for the lot, rather subsidised the evening, which most of them were genuinely appreciative of and I don't think it came across as show off-ish. I didn't make a big song and dance about me paying for it when the bill came instead I paid a chunk off part way through the evening so that when the bill was presented at the end it was not very much indeed and then got a copy of the receipt and claimed it all against the LTD muahahahah
I'll have to see if the bar at the German Market in Leeds will do me a receipt when we go on the lash tomorrow night after work
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I've put cash towards leaving meals I've had with clientco staff in the past. I've not paid for the lot, rather subsidised the evening, which most of them were genuinely appreciative of and I don't think it came across as show off-ish. I didn't make a big song and dance about me paying for it when the bill came instead I paid a chunk off part way through the evening so that when the bill was presented at the end it was not very much indeed.
I'll have to see if the bar at the German Market in Leeds will do me a receipt when we go on the lash tomorrow night after work
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I've thought about doing this a couple of times in contracts but didn't, because frankly, I thought it'd come across as a total show off thing to do.
flashing my contractor cash to permies who probably already think I earn way too much and think they should be employing more permies.
Schmooze a manager who might influence a renewal maybe, but not a whole team, even only 5 or whatever of them.
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Originally posted by SimonMac View PostSmart arse, I did do a search, most of the posts was either 2 years old or about staff entertainment (granted I may have searched for Entertainment rather than Client Entertainment but doesn't produce any better results :
I am not sure where the "effective 25%" comes from, and to be honest as I do my own books I like to keep things as simple as possible so for the £50 I might save its too much hassle
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Originally posted by northernladuk View PostIt's purely social so different...
Maslins did a quick example of this..
No hassle really. All putting it through the company means is you don't spend your divi money on it.
If you want some fun looking at the arguments about what is social and what you can claim was a business lunch have a look at ...
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client entertainment site:forums.contractoruk.com/accounting-legal/ - Google Search
Taadaaaa!!
I am not sure where the "effective 25%" comes from, and to be honest as I do my own books I like to keep things as simple as possible so for the £50 I might save its too much hassle
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It's purely social so different...
Maslins did a quick example of this..
It's easiest to explain it with an example. Let's say you make an annual profit of £80k before £1k client entertaining, and draw out as big a dividend as you can. To keep things simple I'll ignore any other tax adjusting items.
If the company pays for it, you make an accounting profit of £79k but a taxable profit of £80k, so you're paying 21% on £80k.
If you pay for it personally, the company makes an accounting and taxable profit of £80k, so the company still pays corporation tax on £80k, the same as above...but you've paid the £1k out of after tax income. For you to get that £1k it suffered the 21% corporation tax, but it also suffered an effective rate of 25% when you drew it out as a dividend.
Hence why (even though disallowable) it's more tax efficient to get the company to pay it.
If you want some fun looking at the arguments about what is social and what you can claim was a business lunch have a look at ...
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http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q...legal%2F&meta=
Taadaaaa!!Last edited by northernladuk; 21 November 2012, 18:01.
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Client "smoozing" On MyCo's Tab
As Christmas is coming I want to take ClientCo's permie staff out for lunch, been a particularly eventful couple of months and renewal is around the corner so two birds one stone etc, only 5-6 of them and as its gonna be lunch so no more than say £200, is there anything I need to look out for putting it through the company books?
Looking at this HM Revenue & Customs: Entertainment it seems I can pay from personal funds, company reimburses me no tax or NIC to pay but needs to be on my P11D, is this right?
Was hoping I could just throw the company card down and write off the balance from CT but its looking like its more hassle than its worth trying to get the LtdCo to pay for itTags: None
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