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Employment Income Manual

EIM21000 · The benefits code: general

  • EIM21001 · The benefits code: general
  • EIM21002 · The benefits code: what is meant by a “benefit”
  • EIM21003 · The benefits code: what is meant by benefit: motive of employer is irrelevant: Rendell v Went
  • EIM21004 · The benefits code: benefits and fair bargain: Mairs v Haughey: Wilson v Clayton
  • EIM21005 · The benefits code: benefits chargeable under legislation other than the benefits code
  • EIM21006 · The benefits code: cash payments can be benefits: Wicks v Firth
  • EIM21007 · The benefits code: interaction of the benefits code with the taxing of payments and benefits received on termination or change of employment
  • EIM21008 · The benefits code: interaction of the benefits code with the taxing of payments and benefits received on termination or change of employment: continued
  • EIM21010 · The benefits code: when is a benefit provided: Templeton v Jacobs
  • EIM21101 · The benefits code: cash equivalent of benefits
  • EIM21102 · The benefits code: cash equivalent of benefits: the general rule
  • EIM21110 · The benefits code: cash equivalent of benefits: inhouse benefits: marginal additional expense: Pepper v Hart
  • EIM21111 · The benefits code: cash equivalent of benefits: housebenefits: marginal additional expense: examples
  • EIM21119 · Taxable benefits that are not payrolled: time limits for making good
  • EIM21120 · The benefits code: what is meant by "making good"
  • EIM21121 · The benefits code: when must making good take place?
  • EIM21122 · The benefits code: making good by waiver of remuneration
  • EIM21200 · The benefits code: apportionment of the cash equivalent of the benefit
  • EIM21201 · The benefits code: more on apportionment of the cash equivalent of the benefit: Westcott v Bryan
  • EIM21210 · The benefits code: deduction for necessary expenses
  • EIM21220 · The benefits code: who is the person providing a benefit?
  • EIM21230 · The benefits code: valuation of benefits: special rules for certain benefits
  • EIM21240 · The benefits code: benefits and reimbursed expenses exempt from tax
  • EIM21241 · The benefits code: benefits and reimbursed expenses not chargeable to tax: table
  1. The benefits code: general: contents
  2. The benefits code: cash equivalent of benefits: the general rule

EIM21102 | The benefits code: cash equivalent of benefits: the general rule

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

Sections 203(2) and 204 ITEPA 2003

Section 203(2) ITEPA 2003 covers the general rule for finding the cash equivalent of a benefit. The cash equivalent is:

  • the expense incurred by the person who provided the benefit for the purpose of providing it

less

  • so much of that expense as is made good by the director or employee to the person providing it. From the 2017/18 tax year the latest date for making good when calculating the taxable value of employment related benefits is by 6 July following the tax year in which the employment related benefit is provided

For the meaning of “made good” see EIM21120.

If a benefit is shared by a number of people, only some of whom are directors or employees, you will have to apportion the expenditure in order to arrive at the taxable benefit (Section 204 ITEPA 2003). There is more about apportionment at EIM21200.

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