Luxury Corporate Hampers 

A good corporate Christmas hamper should be thoughtful, high-quality, and tailored to your recipients. It's ideal to include a mix of gourmet treats, premium beverages, and festive items that feel luxurious and unique. Personalisation, such as adding branded items or a company greeting card, can make the hamper even more memorable. It's also a good idea to consider dietary preferences and include options catering to various tastes.

While hampers and gift baskets are similar, there are a few key differences. A hamper typically comes in a box, crate, or sturdy basket with a lid and is filled with a curated selection of high-quality items. It is often considered more luxurious than a standard gift basket. Gift baskets, on the other hand, are usually open and smaller, featuring a mix of treats and gifts in a simpler presentation.

According to HMRC, businesses can give employees a "trivial benefit" up to a value of £50 without paying tax, National Insurance, or reporting it. This allowance applies to gifts that aren't part of a contract or reward for services, making it perfect for small seasonal gifts or Christmas treats. For client gifts, there is no specific Christmas gift allowance, but restrictions apply to claim tax relief.

You can claim VAT on client Christmas gifts if they meet certain conditions. The gift's cost must be under £50 (excluding VAT) per recipient within a 12-month period. If the gift exceeds this value, or if the client gift is of an alcoholic nature, VAT cannot be reclaimed. Be sure to keep records of all such expenses. For more specific guidance, please consult your accountant.

Yes, but there are conditions. Christmas gifts for clients are only tax-deductible if they're promotional items, displaying your company's name or logo, and costing less than £50 each. For more specific guidance, please consult your accountant.

Yes, companies can certainly buy gifts for their employees. Gifts up to £50 can be considered trivial benefits and are exempt from tax and National Insurance. These gifts should be for seasonal celebrations like Christmas or small occasions and must not be given as a reward for work performance. Anything beyond £50 may be subject to tax and should be recorded accordingly.

When ordering small quantities from your ready-to-go range, we always delivery next day as standard. If a specific date is required, please inform your representative. 

Of course! This is something we will deal with on a case-by-case basis. Different countries have specific customs rules about what can be imported. Talk with your representative for further clarity. 

You can cancel an order 48 hours before the dispatch date. With larger bulk orders, we require at least 2 weeks to avoid wasted fresh produce. 

Yes, we are in the business for sending gifts! Find a range of methods to personalise your hamper to make it a thoughtful gift. Contact your representative for the full breakdown on what is possible!

You can send to multiple addresses by simply forwarding the information onto your Hamperline representative and they will do the rest!

Within a gift, there is multiple products, all with different VAT rates. Therefore, we have blended the VAT rate to correctly match the VAT value in each gift. 

Hamperline offers discounts on bulk orders using a price tier system. We also offer free gifts as a thank you for each tier achieved! Ask your representative for more information.