HMRC has published a list of what they claim to be the most outlandish expenses that customers tried to offset against business profits:
- Holiday flights to the Caribbean
- Luxury watches as Christmas gifts for staff - from a company with no employees
- International flights for dental treatment ahead of business meetings
- Pet food for a Shih Tzu ‘guard dog’
- Armani jeans as protective clothing for painter and decorator
- Cost of regular Friday night ‘bonding sessions’ - running into thousands of pounds.
- Underwear - for personal use
- A garden shed for private use - plus the costs of the space it takes up in the garden
- Betting slips
- Caravan rental for the Easter weekend.
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