This course is designed to outline the concessions and provisions that apply that, maybe, you are unaware of. Nobody wants to pay more than they have to, so this course will give you the legal routes to avoiding these liabilities.
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If the employer provides an employee with a benefit-in-kind, there is usually an Income Tax obligation. The same applies when the employer pays or reimburses expenses that have been incurred. Before April 2026, the employer can declare this on the P11D and the employee pays tax through their tax code and the employer pays National Insurance Contributions.
However, are you aware of the concessions and provisions in UK legislation that means many can be provided without a tax or National Insurance implication? Most employers and employees are not meaning these costs are incurred unnecessarily. From employer to employee, this course will benefit and, possibly, mean time-saving and cost-saving can be yours – and legally.
Save time and money: a guide to the concessions and provisions that mean some benefits and expenses do not have to be declared to HMRC
Adapt processes and policies to take advantage of these
A basic understanding of UK benefit and expenses.
If you are an employer who provides benefits and expenses, this course will outline the exemptions and concessions available. This course will also benefit agents who process payrolls for clients, for example accountants and bookkeepers. HR professionals will also benefit as this may influence company benefit and expenses policies.
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