Accounts for a Pub...

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edited June 9 in General accounting discussion
I have just started to do the accounts for a local pub. They sell food and they use the "wastage" from the food stock for their own consumption. (e.g. when the use by date is nearly up) I believe there is a living allowance which can go in the accounts as drawings, but I can't seem to find out how much this is. Should I just work out an estimated value of stock used for private consumption?<BR>Any ideas would be gratefully received!!!<BR>Thanks

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  • System
    System Posts: 100,537 🤖 Admin 🤖
    Accounts for a Pub...

    You might like to contact you local Inland Revenue office. The East Kent Area (Margate) send out annual figures for keep and accommodation that are prepared by The General Commissioners for the Division of Thanet. If you would like me to fax/send you a copy please e-mail me your details to mike.sole@batchelorcoop.co.uk (It is not in an electronic format)

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