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But there is tax limit on flat reimbursements that is considerably lower than the actual cost in almost all cases (think €20 for a night in a hotel). Following
by fhars 7y ago
But there is tax limit on flat reimbursements that is considerably lower than the actual cost in almost all cases (think €20 for a night in a hotel). Following your advice is actually a criminal offence (tax evasion).
- roel_v 7y agoIf your accountant cannot tell you how to do this, you need to fire him/her and get a competent one. Hiding behind 'tax evasion' so that you can get away with paying people in 'nice lunches' (lol) is ridiculous.
- eitland 7y agoFor the context: are you UK based?
- onion2k 7y agoHiding behind 'tax evasion' so that you can get away with paying people in 'nice lunches' (lol) is ridiculous. No one is hiding behind anything. The fact is that to pay someone properly for a half day test is not straightforward here in the UK (assuming you want to do it legally; obviously you could just give them cash). I've actually spent time looking in to it.
- dredmorbius 7y agoLaw is fungible. Wealth funges it. Seems the problem is one of will.