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Entertainment and Benefit in Kind

amitr19
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Entertainment and Benefit in Kind

Postby amitr19 » Mon Jul 02, 2018 8:48 am

A staff member bought a bottle of wine £20 to give to give to a guest lecturer who offered a free lecture at the University. It was a small thank you token. The staff paid for the wine and claimed the money through expense claim. I understand that it is disallowed for CT purposes as entertainment but would there be any BIK implications for the staff member?

Thanks
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AdamS93
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Re: Entertainment and Benefit in Kind

Postby AdamS93 » Mon Jul 02, 2018 10:14 am

If it were, it would be covered by the new trivial benefit rules anyway as less than £50.


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