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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: when must making good take place?

EIM21121 | The benefits code: when must making good take place?

From HM Revenue & Customs · Employment Income Manual

Section 203(2) ITEPA 2003

Treatment before 6 April 2017

The legislation does not set a time limit on the “making good”. This will usually happen shortly after the expense is incurred by the person providing the benefit. But you need not object to a belated “making good” if it is done within a reasonable time of the employee becoming aware that the chargeable benefit can be reduced, in whole or in part, by reimbursing the expense incurred by the provider.

What constitutes a “reasonable time” will depend on the facts of the case. Do not allow a deduction for “making good” which takes place after a charge to tax on the benefit concerned has become final and conclusive.

Treatment from 6 April 2017

From the 2017/18 tax year the latest date for making good the cost of employment related benefits when calculating the taxable value of the benefit is by 6 July following the tax year in which the benefit is provided.

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