luncheon voucher

If you're still on for lunch next Tuesday, don't bring your luncheon vouchers.

Every month the Princesses receive thirty school luncheon vouchers each.

There's a room over the surgery where you can live rent free, and you'll get a luncheon voucher. "

"It will have to be somewhere that takes luncheon vouchers," said Simon wryly.

I believe the luncheon voucher approach is misguided.

"We started at 9.15am, had an hour for lunch with a three bob luncheon voucher.

Whatever benefits there are, could be luncheon vouchers, uniform, whatever, add those on top of the salary.

Mr Wright discovered that you can't hand out authority like luncheon vouchers.

Codfinger obviously knew nothing about his secret supply of luncheon vouchers.

If the employer wishes to subsidize employees' meals, this should be done in a different way - openly, for example by issuing luncheon vouchers.

"Free luncheon vouchers every second Friday.

If a restaurant accepts luncheon vouchers, "payment on the spot" in s.3(1) applies.

One the 43 tax reliefs Osborne has promised to abolish concerns luncheon vouchers, the 70's and 80's favourite.

Luncheon vouchers, travel tickets.

Are there luncheon vouchers?

Elderly men paid in Luncheon Vouchers to dress up in lingerie and be spanked by young women.

Under the concession, luncheon vouchers are free of income tax and national insurance contributions up to the value of 3 shillings (15 pence) a day.

They opened a bar, but the next year he was arrested for forging luncheon vouchers under the name "Peter Fischer" and spent five days in prison.

Nowadays not even luncheon vouchers can attract them, according to the Royal Court Young People's Theatre.

I am aware that canteen services at 15p a day and luncheon vouchers would not attract income tax, but I am not sure about the £2.

By 1983, Accor owned both the British Luncheon Vouchers and the French Ticket Restaurant.

He subsequently started the Luncheon Vouchers Company in 1955 to implement the nationwide Luncheon Voucher scheme.

The banknote sorter was followed by machines for sorting and reading luncheon vouchers, postal orders and lottery tickets and for counting and dispensing banknotes.

LUNCHEON VOUCHERS."