How it works
Open a business account, pick brands and amounts, roll out vouchers by email or card. VAT invoice included.
Step 1: open a business account
You open a business account for your Irish company. From then on you order gift cards on invoice, with a VAT invoice and payment by SEPA.
Step 2: pick brands and amounts
Choose from One4all, Brown Thomas, Avoca, Tesco Ireland and Amazon.co.uk. For each brand you see the tax status, the redemption network and typical use cases.
Step 3: roll out the vouchers
Vouchers go to your employees by email or as a card. You keep a record for your payroll team, so each reward can be traced.
What to check first
The Small Benefit Exemption (section 112B TCA 1997) covers up to €1,500 per employee per year across up to five benefits. Check which benefits you have already given this year, and ask your tax adviser about your own case.
Core B2B functionality lives in the business account.
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