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Employment Income Manual

EIM11800 · PAYE special types of payment

  • EIM11801 · PAYE: background to PAYE on special types of payment: introduction
  • EIM11802 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: background
  • EIM11803 · PAYE: special type of income: background
  • EIM11804 · PAYE: special type of payment: meaning of employee
  • EIM11805 · PAYE: special type of payment: meaning of employer
  • EIM11810 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: payments by intermediary
  • EIM11811 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: payments by intermediary: example
  • EIM11812 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: payments by payroll agent
  • EIM11813 · PAYE: employment income provided through third parties
  • EIM11815 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: agency workers
  • EIM11816 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: agency workers: who has to operate PAYE: payment in cash
  • EIM11817 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: agency workers: who has to operate PAYE: payment in readily convertible assets
  • EIM11818 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: agency workers: example
  • EIM11819 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: agency workers: further examples
  • EIM11820 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: employee of a non-UK employer
  • EIM11825 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: internationally mobile employees
  • EIM11835 · PAYE: special type of payer or payee: organised arrangements for sharing tips
  • EIM11840 · PAYE: special type of income: cash vouchers
  • EIM11845 · PAYE: special type of income: non-cash vouchers
  • EIM11850 · PAYE: special type of income: credit tokens
  • EIM11855 · PAYE: special type of income: readily convertible assets
  • EIM11860 · PAYE: special type of income: a payment that enhances the value of an existing asset
  • EIM11861 · PAYE: special type of income: a payment that enhances the value of an asset: premium paid to an existing life assurance policy: example
  • EIM11865 · PAYE: special type of income: shares ceasing to be only conditional or being disposed of
  • EIM11866 · PAYE: special type of income: shares ceasing to be only conditional or being disposed of: example
  • EIM11870 · PAYE: special type of income: conversion of shares
  • EIM11875 · PAYE: special type of income: gains from share options
  • EIM11876 · PAYE: special type of income: gains from share options: approved share option schemes and options granted before 27 November 1996
  • EIM11877 · PAYE: special type of income: gains from share options: exercise of an option in an unapproved share option scheme: example
  • EIM11878 · PAYE: special type of income: gains from share options: exercise of an option in an unapproved share option scheme prior to flotation: example
  • EIM11879 · PAYE: special type of income: gains from share options: options cancelled in return for payment: example
  • EIM11890 · PAYE: special type of income: the amount on which to operate PAYE
  • EIM11891 · PAYE: special type of income: the amount on which to operate PAYE: the amount chargeable to tax as employment income
  • EIM11892 · PAYE: special type of income: estimating the amount on which to operate PAYE
  • EIM11900 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets
  • EIM11901 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: asset capable of being sold on a recognised investment exchange
  • EIM11902 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: asset capable of being sold on the London Bullion Market
  • EIM11903 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: asset capable of being sold on the New York Stock Exchange
  • EIM11904 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: asset capable of being sold on a specified market
  • EIM11905 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: money debt
  • EIM11906 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: property subject to a warehousing regime
  • EIM11907 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: an asset likely to provide cash without action by the owner
  • EIM11908 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: trading arrangements
  • EIM11910 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: trading arrangements: definition
  • EIM11911 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: trading arrangements: employer's arguments
  • EIM11912 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: trading arrangements: judicial guidance
  • EIM11913 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: no trading arrangements
  • EIM11920 · PAYE: readily convertible assets: examples: introduction
  • EIM11921 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: examples: asset listed on a recognised investment exchange
  • EIM11922 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: examples: asset listed on the New York Stock Exchange
  • EIM11923 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: examples: trade debts
  • EIM11924 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: examples: property subject to a warehousing regime
  • EIM11925 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: examples: an asset likely to provide cash without action by the owner
  • EIM11926 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: examples: asset not tradeable on the London Bullion Market
  • EIM11927 · PAYE: meaning of readily convertible assets: examples: no trading arrangements
  • EIM11930 · PAYE: special types of payment: awards of shares
  • EIM11931 · PAYE: special types of payment: awards of shares: shares excluded from being assets
  • EIM11932 · PAYE: special types of payment: shares ceasing to be only conditional or being disposed of: share incentive plans and restricted share schemes
  • EIM11950 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee fails to make good PAYE: employer's requirement: notional payments
  • EIM11952 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee fails to make good PAYE: meaning of make good
  • EIM11954 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: employer does not operate PAYE correctly
  • EIM11956 · PAYE: special types of payment: notional payments: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE
  • EIM11958 · PAYE: special types of payment: notional payments: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE
  • EIM11960 · PAYE: special types of payment: notional payments: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: case law
  • EIM11962 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: meaning of 'makes good' and 'due amount'
  • EIM11964 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: meaning of 'make good'
  • EIM11966 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: meaning of making good: indemnity
  • EIM11968 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: meaning of making good: indemnity: example
  • EIM11970 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: meaning of making good: indemnity
  • EIM11972 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: meaning of 'the due amount'
  • EIM11974 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: meaning of 'the due amount'
  • EIM11976 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: meaning of 'the relevant date'
  • EIM11978 · PAYE: special types of payment: employee’s requirement to make good PAYE: meaning of 'employer'
  • EIM12000 · PAYE avoidance: background
  • EIM12001 · PAYE avoidance: non-cash remuneration before 25 May 1994: meaning of payment
  • EIM12002 · PAYE avoidance: pre-existing entitlement to a monetary amount
  • EIM12003 · PAYE avoidance: pre-existing entitlement to a monetary amount: Paul Dunstall Organisation Ltd v Hedges
  • EIM12010 · PAYE avoidance: application of the Ramsay principle
  • EIM12200 · PAYE: employment-related securities: background
  • EIM12201 · PAYE: employment-related securities: commencement
  • EIM12210 · PAYE: employment-related securities: company share option plan (CSOP) schemes
  • EIM12220 · PAYE: employment-related securities: restricted securities: background
  • EIM12221 · PAYE: employment-related securities: restricted securities: conditional shares acquired before 16 April 2003
  • EIM12230 · PAYE: employment-related securities: convertible securities
  • EIM12240 · PAYE: employment-related securities: securities with artificially depressed market value
  • EIM12250 · PAYE: employment-related securities: securities with artificially enhanced market value
  • EIM12260 · PAYE: employment-related securities: securities acquired for less than market value
  • EIM12270 · PAYE: employment-related securities: securities disposed of for more than market value
  • EIM12280 · PAYE: employment-related securities: post- acquisition benefits from securities
  • EIM12300 · PAYE: employment-related securities: gains from securities options: background
  • EIM12310 · PAYE: securities options: share options
  • EIM12320 · PAYE: securities options: other securities options
  • EIM12400 · PAYE: Securities as readily convertible assets
  • EIM12100 · Non-cash remuneration: NICs avoidance
  1. PAYE special types of payment: contents
  2. PAYE: special type of income: a payment that enhances the value of an existing asset

EIM11860 | PAYE: special type of income: a payment that enhances the value of an existing asset

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

Section 697 ITEPA 2003

In some PAYE avoidance schemes, instead of transferring an asset to an employee, the employer enhanced the value of an existing asset already owned by the employee. For example, where an employee owned a life assurance policy, the employer paid an additional premium into that policy to increase its value.

The enhancement of the value of an existing asset may be subject to PAYE under Part 11 Chapter 2 ITEPA 2003 if the premium was paid to satisfy a legal entitlement to money (see EIM12002). Alternatively, and usually, the employer will be required to operate PAYE by virtue of section 697 ITEPA 2003.

Section 697 applies if:

  • any PAYE income of an employee is provided in the form of anything enhancing the value of an asset in which the employee or a member of his or her family or household already has an interest and

  • the asset, in its enhanced state, would be treated as a readily convertible asset if provided in that form at the time of enhancement (see example EIM11861).

Meaning of enhancement

Enhancing the value of an asset includes:

  • providing any services by which the asset or any right or interest in it is improved or otherwise made more valuable

  • providing any property that adds to the asset, so improving the asset or otherwise increasing its value

  • providing any other enhancement by applying money or property to improve the asset or to secure an increase in its value or the value of any right or interest in it.

But the following items that may enhance the value of an asset are excluded for the purposes of section 697:

  • any shares acquired by the employee under an approved SAYE option scheme, an approved CSOP scheme or an approved profit sharing scheme

  • any right over or interest in shares obtained or acquired under such a scheme

  • any shares acquired by the employee as a result of the exercise of a right (option) over shares, where the right was obtained before 27 November 1996 if the shares are own company shares - own company shares are shares in a company that is the employer (the employer company), has control over the employer company, or either is or has control of a company that is a member of a consortium owning the company that is either the employer company or has control over the employer company.

Amount subject to PAYE

The value of the enhancement is subject to PAYE.

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