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Originally posted by Ravello View PostTo cheer you up again Dante you can (sorry Chef). I took Mrs Ravello to the Waterside Inn last year, total bill was c. £400. As Chef says, you can't claim the entire bill, but you can claim up to the £300 and pay the extra yourself.
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Originally posted by Ravello View PostApologies I stand, well sit, corrected. I spoke to my accountant (SJD) who said I could... Have to say that I didn't read up on it to check. Ah well, at worst I'll have to give Hector back roughly £100, shame but the meal was worth it anyway
I was looking at doing an mba, got told that i could claim it through the company. I ended up sending him the link from the hmrc regarding mbas being a no no.
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Originally posted by chef View Postyou might want to check with your accountant or read the HMRC website, the only reason im pointing it out isnt bah humbug reasons, i wanted to do this last year and was told by my accountant that it's not possible
"Exemption not allowance
The figure of £150 is not an allowance. For functions that are outside the scope of the exemption (see example at EIM21691) directors and employees, except those in an excluded employment, are chargeable on the full cost per head, not just the excess over £150, in respect of:
* themselves and
* any members of their family and household who attend as guests."
from HMRC website (link on 1st page)
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Originally posted by Ravello View PostTo cheer you up again Dante you can (sorry Chef). I took Mrs Ravello to the Waterside Inn last year, total bill was c. £400. As Chef says, you can't claim the entire bill, but you can claim up to the £300 and pay the extra yourself.
"Exemption not allowance
The figure of £150 is not an allowance. For functions that are outside the scope of the exemption (see example at EIM21691) directors and employees, except those in an excluded employment, are chargeable on the full cost per head, not just the excess over £150, in respect of:
* themselves and
* any members of their family and household who attend as guests."
from HMRC website (link on 1st page)
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I hope clientco does a kids party. The one last year was great.....
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Originally posted by norrahe View Postyou'll be stuffed by the end of it!
The sound of the sea is pretty cool.
For a different experience you might want to try the waterside inn, just down the road, the food is astounding, its another world compared with hestons caff.
The Fat Duck has good novelty value and is definitely an experience, but The Waterside Inn is a class above IMO.
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Originally posted by chef View Postsorry to be a dampner, but u can't do this for an xmas party on HMRC
tasting menu £125 per head
accompanying wine is either £60 or £95
(+12.5% service charge)
HMRC xmas party rules say £150 per head and no more.. boooo
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Originally posted by Ruprect View PostMr Ferret have you run this past your accountant? Methinks you would have a tough job selling this to hector!!!
It is not loads of money so if they pick up on it then I am not that worried.
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Originally posted by Dante View PostI think it's a bargain - £125.
I'm a real foodie and I just know i'll enjoy it more than 2 x normal restaurant meals.
It's like Mecca.
The sound of the sea is pretty cool.
For a different experience you might want to try the waterside inn, just down the road, the food is astounding, its another world compared with hestons caff.
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Originally posted by ferret View PostMe and Mrs Ferret are employed by the company (she does the admin work) so we will do the usual and buy a load of party food and have our party on the day before Xmas. We like to have turkey, potatoes, stuffing, vege's, Xmas puddings, a bottle or wine each, a bottle of port, cheese and biscuits etc on the day before Xmas eve and we eat it all at the party. Honest guv. We even have the photos to prove it should it ever be questioned.
So we go shopping at M&S the day before Xmas eve and get a lot of food for our party. Some of it is left over and we eat it over Xmas but don't tell Hector as I think this may be against the rules.
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I think it's a bargain - £125.
I'm a real foodie and I just know i'll enjoy it more than 2 x normal restaurant meals.
It's like Mecca.
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