UK tax advice on giving gifts to customer employees: tax deductibility and income tax implication
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I am setting up a B2B service to encourage my corporate customers\' employees to be healthy by offering rewards to them (say up to £100 in value). I am looking for a general 1-2 hour phone discussion on the UK tax implications of this in two respects:
- the ability for my business to deduct the expenses associated with providing the rewards to the employees of my customers. These would be core trading costs rather than incidental gifts.
- the individual income tax implications for the employees receiving the rewards - would this be considered a 3rd party gift or otherwise?
- the ability for my business to deduct the expenses associated with providing the rewards to the employees of my customers. These would be core trading costs rather than incidental gifts.
- the individual income tax implications for the employees receiving the rewards - would this be considered a 3rd party gift or otherwise?
Erin E.
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