at least it was a good one
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Previously on "Credit Crunch Christmas"
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Last year we had 5 star hotel and the tower bridge hired out for a party - this year they took us to a restaurant
at least it was a good one
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not sure but give them your mastercard and i'm sure they will swipe it through something for payment !!!Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostDo hookers give VAT receipts these days?
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You can’t be anything other than a Yorkshireman.Originally posted by deano View Postsecretary will no doubt want a posh do for the staff!
It'll have to be an Harvester then.
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Nothing at the clients (but I probably wouldn't go anyway), but I've no doubt that my Ltd.s company secretary will no doubt want a posh do for the staff!
It'll have to be an Harvester then.
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My client is providing a black-tie ball for staff at a swish London hotel.
Credit crunch?
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i intend to take out my latest interest on a first date and charge that to the company as xmas party inc 1 guest?
if all goes well it would be a very good "party"..
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My current client's is still happening although it's an "Implementation Drink" rather than a Xmas party as Xmas has been cancelled.
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Oooh nearly forgot; must go to the Aldi and buy Mrs Tester a bar of chocolate and a tangerine!
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Credit Crunch Christmas
So is everyone's Christmas party still happening...
I'm going to mine tonight...watch out LiverpoolTags: None
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