No. There is a set list of certain benefits or expenses, which are not considered benefits in kind.
Not all benefits and expenses are considered a benefit in kind by HMRC. They therefore don’t need to be reported on a P11d form, and consequently there is no personal tax to pay on these benefits. Some of the key examples of this include contributions your employer makes into your pension, receiving a company mobile phone, trivial benefits and office car parking.
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