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Christmas party and trivial benefits explained, Alan McCann, DTE Tax Consultancy

8 December 2020

A brief and concise explanation about how companies can offer tax-free benefits-in-kind to their employees and directors, either in a (virtual) Christmas party or as trivial benefits, presented by Alan McCann, Head of Tax Dispute Resolution, DTE Tax Consultancy.

If you have any questions about offering your employees tax-free benefits-in-kind this Christmas, please don’t hesitate to contact us at enquiries@dtegroup.com, and our advisers will be happy to help.

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