Property Business Expenses - Investor Entertaining

Do you work with private investors? Are you taking them out for lunch or dinner or even just a drink? What can you claim and what is allowable for tax purposes?
In this video you will discover:
Can you claim investor entertaining as an expense?
Is it allowable for tax purpose?
What evidence do you need?
What else do you need to know?
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[@johnporcella2375]

So if a company took a potential client or investor out for coffee and a cake, then it is not tax deductible. But would the coffee/cake be tax deductible for the director entertaining that person...after all, they are not a client?

[@kimberleyshapcottpropertytax]

It is treated as a whole transaction so none of it would be allowable.