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DGP1
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Re: Sun cream

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stokes11eg wrote::crazy: Why not see if you can claim tax relief on sun cream? noe being cheeky, but if you follow the instructions, and re apply the cream regularly, then it can be quite expensive.
Can we claim it back as expenses and if so can I also claim the holiday to Spain to test it out :nervous
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TrueBlueTerrier
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Re: Sun cream

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disgruntledpostie1 wrote:
stokes11eg wrote::crazy: Why not see if you can claim tax relief on sun cream? noe being cheeky, but if you follow the instructions, and re apply the cream regularly, then it can be quite expensive.
Can we claim it back as expenses and if so can I also claim the holiday to Spain to test it out :nervous
Nope :cfo has outlawed "Spanish Practices" :Very Happy
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DGP1
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Re: Sun cream

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TrueBlueTerrier wrote:
disgruntledpostie1 wrote:
stokes11eg wrote::crazy: Why not see if you can claim tax relief on sun cream? noe being cheeky, but if you follow the instructions, and re apply the cream regularly, then it can be quite expensive.
Can we claim it back as expenses and if so can I also claim the holiday to Spain to test it out :nervous
Nope :cfo has outlawed "Spanish Practices" :Very Happy
Damn :mad if only I'd thought of it before :d'oh!
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stokes11eg
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Re: Sun cream

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:shock: Can a brass neck get sunburned?
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kanuuuuuu
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Re: Sun cream

Post by kanuuuuuu »

i dont see them providing this any time soon without some CWU pressure, until it happens really its best to provide your own its not worth risking getting burned just to prove a point.
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Night Tonic
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Re: Sun cream

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Depends where you live too. Nothing but rain here today. For urbans, exhaust pollution is just as much a hazard, as well as dogs, chavs...
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dvbuk55
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Re: Sun cream

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disgruntledpostie1 wrote:
stokes11eg wrote::crazy: Why not see if you can claim tax relief on sun cream? noe being cheeky, but if you follow the instructions, and re apply the cream regularly, then it can be quite expensive.
Can we claim it back as expenses and if so can I also claim the holiday to Spain to test it out :nervous
No - you cheeky get - stick to the Johnsons Baby Oil - you know it makes sense. :wave
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