Refusing to take vouchers...?

arcon5

tomtontom wrote: »

As they expired in March it is possible the vouchers were accounted for in last year's accounts - to allow you to use them now would show as a loss in the current year's accounts.

Actually, the transaction would be treated as prepaid income and accrued to the relevant accounting period.

Their accounting system is irrelevant anyhow - otherwise based on that logic if their y/e is 5th April then any vouchers issued 4th April would meet the same fate.

lucy03

MaKaVeLi wrote: »

He said he would speak to the general manager and get back to me (I thought he was the general manager, as I asked for the general manager or owner to call me) and he phoned back and told me that the general manager has said that they will still honour the vouchers and, if they ask to see him when they go, he will guarantee them a brilliant evening.

So we got there in the end...

Thanks guys!

Well done, it's nice that the restaurant sorted it out, that was always their most sensible option IMO. They now have happy customers who can happily spread nice stories about them

I hope your parents have a really nice meal and experience.