I'm sure he declares all this on his tax return. I mean I would.
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Previously on "i wonder what hector would say about this"
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i wonder what hector would say about this
please forgive me for being nit picky,
but as we are always victimised and our victimisation makes me more alert to how others are operating
so, bearing that in mind,
was just reading about Christopher Biggins, in the Torygraph, obviously we all remember him from Children's BBC in the summer holidays when we were little,
so he's discussing his financial situation:
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/p...pen-to-me.html
and he goes on to mention....
'WHAT'S BEEN YOUR FAVOURITE HOLIDAY?
I am very lucky because I do a lot of work for the Hilton Foundation, who generally repay me with a stay in any of their hotels. We went to the Maldives last year for a week, but even though it was all paid for my extras bill still came to $4,500 (£2,768).
'
i wonder what hector would make of this ?
is that payment in kind ?
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