Hi everyone
Apologies if this subject has been covered elsewhere but I have a couple of queries over how the xmas party tax allowance of £150.00 works.
I incorporated a company in October which has only just started trading, it's just myself as the Director and sole employee. What I'd like to do (if possible!) is to have a weekend away somewhere and as the cost will be just under £150.00, claim this is my xmas party allowance - rather than just have an xmas party (it would be a bit of a sad works do if it's just me...!). Can I do this...? And can my claim for my partner as well as she's nothing to do with my company.
Finally is the allowance every tax or calander year? I.e: if I don't have this little weekend away before this xmas, but have one before next April, can I also have one later that in 2009 as this would be classed as a different financial year for tax purposes...? Does this make sense...?
Cheers!
Michael
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