Food for thought

07 January 2009 / Noel Sharland

Issue: 4188 / Categories: Comment & Analysis , business entertaining , CCE v Kilroy Television Company Ltd , Business , Employees

The tax implications of business entertaining are rarely clear. NOEL SHARLAND forges a way through the mire

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07 January 2009 / Noel Sharland

The tax implications of business entertaining are rarely clear. NOEL SHARLAND forges a way through the mire

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Categories: Comment & Analysis [1] , business entertaining [2] , CCE v Kilroy Television Company Ltd [3] , Business [4] , Employees [5]

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