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Previously on "Beer with meal while staying away"

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  • BA to the Stars
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    The fish puns are a load of carp

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  • BA to the Stars
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    Originally posted by kingcook View Post
    I recall reading on HMRC's website that it's ok to have an alcoholic drink with your meal if you're staying away from home, and you can claim it as an expense.

    Would 3 bottles of beer and a bag of crisps be OK to claim?
    I'll have to mullet over

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  • Old Hack
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    Originally posted by kingcook View Post
    Your type isn't whelkome 'round here...
    If you are fishing for a bite, I'd use a different angler, as a barb like that makes the thread bleak, and you look a bit crappie

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  • d000hg
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    Calm down, we don't want any bare knuckle fighting here.




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  • kingcook
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    Originally posted by TestMangler View Post
    A bit shellfish of you to deviate from fish jokes
    Read it again... for fook's hake...

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  • TestMangler
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    Originally posted by kingcook View Post
    Your type isn't whelkome 'round here...
    A bit shellfish of you to deviate from fish jokes

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  • kingcook
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    Originally posted by Old Hack View Post
    What a grouper twonks

    Back to OP. Most old world pubs will still have a manual invoice system in plaice (sorry), so you can simply ask them to put 'food £25' and be done with it.
    Your type isn't whelkome 'round here...

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  • BlasterBates
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    One beer is a drink, 3 is "boozing"....

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  • Old Hack
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    What a grouper twonks

    Back to OP. Most old world pubs will still have a manual invoice system in plaice (sorry), so you can simply ask them to put 'food £25' and be done with it.

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  • Bacchus
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    Don't know why I visit this plaice, the jokes are eely flounder-ing

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  • cojak
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    You're all a bunch of pollacks...

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  • Paddy
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    Originally posted by kingcook View Post
    I recall reading on HMRC's website that it's ok to have an alcoholic drink with your meal if you're staying away from home, and you can claim it as an expense.

    Would 3 bottles of beer and a bag of crisps be OK to claim?
    Former client co paid for overseas expenses but they said "we do not pay for any drinks shown on receipts" . The problem was solved by saying to the restaurants and bars that we need receipts that do not show drinks. They all obliged.

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  • bless 'em all
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    Originally posted by kingcook View Post
    If you don't shut up i'm going to batter you!!!
    Stop making such a Huss!

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  • EternalOptimist
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    youse fckng idiots.
    can youse stop it. for cods hake

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  • kingcook
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    Originally posted by d000hg View Post
    You seem to be confusing HMRC with your wife.
    You basstard

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