T McGibney
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I wouldn't because it's strictly incorrect.I meant directors who are paid employees - as per Savvy's reference :
Q. Can self-employed workers avail of the Scheme?
A. Yes, as long as they are in receipt of “Schedule E” income from their company on which income tax, PRSI and USC is being deducted
Would you agree with this?
I think the easiest thing to do is buy gift cards for whichever supermarket you shop with - it's essentially 40% off your shopWho are people using for vouchers, I normally use One4all and I think they only charge a small postage fee.
Looked at Clevercards who charge 2%+vat on the value. So €36.90 on a single €1500 voucher.
Allgo are €6 per card.
Perx are only €1 /card
Is that all the options? Without further digging it seems Perx are the cheapest.
yeah you are probably right. I think that's why One4all for Tesco and Supervalu have sufficed in previous yearsI think the easiest thing to do is buy gift cards for whichever supermarket you shop with - it's essentially 40% off your shop
What’s the purpose of this benefit. I understood it when it was €500. Thats would allow a company give a nice bonus without tax.
Not the kind of bonus that someone in sales has obviously but an “ordinary worker” bonus. A thank you for your hard work at Christmas type without the taxman taking a chunk before the Christmas presents are bought.
Wouldn't even give them that credit. The benefit is ludicrously conditional.
THAT EASTER EGG GIFT MAY HIDE A FUTURE TAX BILL
Employers need to be aware that ALL gifts to employees are within the scope of the Small Benefits Exemptionwww.dhkn.ie Revenue Guide - Small Benefit Exemption - a few sneaky bits
Revenue have issued a guide to the Small Benefit Exemption - must be by gift card as in not cash or able to draw cash using the card - only two can be issued in year - maximum total €1,000 - no paye/prsi/usc - sneaky bit you cannot issue a value card for say €500 AND tax it and then issue a...www.askaboutmoney.com
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