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Hi

I have a customer who has been to a couple of trade fairs - Ive set up a nominal code under direct costs.  Just wondering if I should post all other related expenses there as well as actual trade fair invoices - eg all costs of travel/hotels and subsistence relating to that show - or just key the latter in their normal nominal codes.

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Hi you!

I'd be inclined to put any costs (such as stall set up, tablecloth ;) video feeds, refreshments offered on the day) to this code, and I would put travelling to.. errrr... well.... travelling :)

Seeeeeeee yaaaaaaaaa :)

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Tarrrrrr Mrs. Have you been on the vino?

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Well not at the time of the posting, but since.... birthday tomorrow.. mate brought wine gift.. well would be rude not to have a glass! ;0)

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Happy birthday for tomorrow - lots more wine MUST be drunk I reckon! Hope you are having a day off.

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Oo its today now :) Had a lovely morning so far :)

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oops. Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Michelle, happy birthday to you (Sorry its raining and dogs are now howling!)

Relax  relax.gif  and eat cake   cake.gif and have a wonderful day.

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Giggle.. Cheers Jo!

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