Cash payments more than limit

This discussion clarifies when cash payments exceeding the £10,000 limit are permissible as business expenses. It addresses donations to trusts, specifically mentioning the requirement for an 80G certificate. The consensus is that cash payments for rates, taxes, and land registration to the government are allowed, even above the limit. However, it's noted that Rule 6DD applies to revenue expenses, not fixed asset purchases, and disallowance under Section 40A(3) may occur if expenses paid by staff are reimbursed in cash without proper bills.