So if your boss buys you a drink after work down the pub on a Friday night, do you think it should be listed in your employment contact as a taxable bonus ? Compared to all the crap that the EFL does urgently need to sort out, I would still suggest that Shaun Harvey is "fiddling about whilst Rome burns".
A I am the boss and B I wouldn't go down the pub with my boss , ive been in that situation before where the boss wants to be my mate and it doesn't work out I prefer my boss to be just that a boss, if I want to go down the pub after work i'll go with people I want to be around away from a working environment.
What about Ranieri treating his players to pizzas? i bet nobody investigated that one. In my opinion it is ridiculous to investigate this latest "Burgergate" case and the person involved would be best advised to look after the interests of the lower league clubs rather than waste time on trivialities like this.
Agree that this sounds trivial, but you must see a difference in a one-off (they did only win the league once!) and a regular thing - if that is what it is.
I think there's no law forbidding a boss from treating his employees to a cheap meal.
I suspect that if a boss treated his staff to a cheap meal as a matter of routine every Friday, HMRC would take the view that it was a taxable perk.
Yes. IMO this doesn't meet the test for a "trivial benefit". I'm a bit out of date with this but looked it up.
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