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Official guidance
Employment Income Manual

EIM11200 · Incentive award schemes

  • EIM11202 · What are they?
  • EIM11205 · Tax liability on incentive awards
  • EIM11210 · Awards to an employee's family or dependants
  • EIM11215 · Accounting and reporting procedures for incentive awards
  • EIM11220 · Promoter wishing to account for tax on awards
  • EIM11225 · Valuation of non- cash awards: who does what
  • EIM11230 · Awards to the self- employed
  • EIM11235 · Taxed award scheme arrangements
  • EIM11240 · Incentive Award Unit (IAU)
  • EIM11245 · Action by the provider of awards under a taxed award scheme
  • EIM11255 · Taxed award schemes and the self-employed
  • EIM11260 · Deductions from awards
  • EIM11265 · Taxed award schemes and National Insurance contributions (NICs)
  • EIM11270 · Pay as you earn settlement agreements (PSAs)
  1. Incentive award schemes: contents
  2. Incentive award schemes: promoter wishing to account for tax on awards

EIM11220 | Incentive award schemes: promoter wishing to account for tax on awards

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

A promoter who sells incentive schemes to, or operates them for, employers or third parties should not be allowed to account for tax on the awards. If any promoter asks about offering an incentive scheme under which the promoter, rather than the employer or third party, will account for the tax, make a report to the Incentive Award Unit (see EIM11240).

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