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Hospital staff get baked potato as a 'Christmas bonus' from work (and got taxed on it)
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Hey, it could be worse... My company got me nothing! Ten years in a row!
The potato is actually worse. They're paying far more than the value of the potato in taxes, as it's considered a gift.
I'd rather have nothing than pay some else's taxes for a gift I didn't want that is way over-valued.
But did you have to pay taxes on your nothing?
I would gladly accept nothing over this any day of the week.
And you’re self-employed?
Yeh, I got a tax bill though. So that's nice I guess.
Whoever in the UK thought it would be a good idea to do the income tax payment over Xmas and January needs a slap in the face.