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Tax Credits Manual

TCM0118000 · Eligibility - income (employed and self-employed)

  • TCM0118020 · Employment income (Introduction)
  • TCM0118040 · Allowable deductions from income (Info)
  • TCM0118060 · Earnings (Info)
  • TCM0118080 · Employment income (Info)
  • TCM0118100 · Employment income sources - previous year (Info)
  • TCM0118120 · Expenses and benefits in kind - previous year (Info)
  • TCM0118140 · Salary sacrifice (Info)
  • TCM0118160 · Self-employed income (Introduction)
  • TCM0118180 · Self-employed income (Info)
  • TCM0118200 · Specific payments / Benefits included as income (Info)
  • TCM0118220 · Specific payments excluded from income (Info)
  • TCM0118240 · Taxable earnings adjustments (Info)
  1. Eligibility - income (employed and self-employed): contents
  2. Eligibility - income (employed and self-employed): Salary sacrifice (Info)

TCM0118140 | Eligibility - income (employed and self-employed): Salary sacrifice (Info)

From HM Revenue & Customs · Tax Credits Manual

Salary sacrifice happens when an employee requests not to receive part of their pay due to them, in return for the employer’s agreement to provide the employee with some form of non-cash benefit. The ‘sacrifice’ is achieved by varying the employee’s terms and conditions of employment relating to pay.

Note: You mustn’t comment on how to set up a salary sacrifice arrangement or whether the customer should join a salary sacrifice scheme.

For further information on how to deal with salary sacrifice, follow the guidance in TCM0044060.

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