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You always buy meals for your client.<br />
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They already paid for it when they paid you. You NEVER let a client pay for anything. <br />
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Unless you're an attorney, of course. Then you let the client pay, and you bill them for the time you spent eating with them. 
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You always buy meals for your client.

They already paid for it when they paid you. You NEVER let a client pay for anything.

Unless you're an attorney, of course. Then you let the client pay, and you bill them for the time you spent eating with them.

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A client calls to say that he's in town (on other business). He suggests that we meet for dinner and asks me to make the arrangements. Is he assumed to be the host because he suggested the dinner or am I assumed to be the host because he is a visitor in my town and I made the arrangements? And who should pay for dinner? 
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A client calls to say that he's in town (on other business). He suggests that we meet for dinner and asks me to make the arrangements. Is he assumed to be the host because he suggested the dinner or am I assumed to be the host because he is a visitor in my town and I made the arrangements? And who should pay for dinner? 

Is the client the host?And who pays for dinner?

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