What's the term used to inform colleagues during lunch or dinner that I will pay for the bill... ?

Question

What's the term used to inform colleagues during lunch or dinner that I will pay for the bill... ?

Answer 1

its on me

my shout

my treat

Answer 2

"It's on me"

Answer 3

"let me pay"?

Answer 4

that depends on which country you are in

Answer 5

In the U.S., you could say "This is on me" or "I've got it". You probably wouldn't say it until the bill arrives, though.

If you wanted to tell people in advance, you might say "I'd like to treat you to lunch today."

Answer 6

It's on me or I've got the tab.