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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

Crossheading Awards and gifts

  • Section 321 Suggestion awards
  • Section 322 Suggestion awards: “the permitted maximum”
  • Section 323 Long service awards
  • Section 323A Trivial benefits provided by employers
  • Section 323B Section 323A: calculation of available exempt amount
  • Section 323C Power to amend sections 323A and 323B
  • Section 324 Small gifts from third parties
  1. Awards and gifts
  2. Suggestion awards: “the permitted maximum”

Section 322 | Suggestion awards: “the permitted maximum”

From legislation.gov.uk

(1)The permitted maximum for an encouragement award for the purposes of section 321 (suggestion awards) is £25.

(2)The permitted maximum for a financial benefit award where no such award for the suggestion has been made before is—

(a)if only one such award is made for the suggestion, the suggestion maximum, and

(b)if two or more such awards are made on the same occasion to different persons for the suggestion, the appropriate proportion of the suggestion maximum.

(3)If on a later occasion or occasions one or more further such awards are made for the same suggestion, the permitted maximum for each is—

(a)if only one such award is made for the suggestion on that occasion, the residue of the suggestion maximum, and

(b)if two or more such awards are made on the same occasion to different persons for the suggestion, the appropriate proportion of that residue.

(4)The suggestion maximum for a financial benefit award is the financial benefit share or £5000 if that is less.

(5)In subsection (4) “the financial benefit share” means the greater of—

(a)half the financial benefit reasonably expected to result from the adoption of the suggestion for the first year after its adoption, and

(b)one-tenth of the financial benefit reasonably expected to result from its adoption for the first 5 years after its adoption.

(6)In this section—

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