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No, I'm not confusing anything, I'm not talking about VAT at all. I'm talking about the pretty explicit guidance on the page I linked. And rather ironically on
by mattmanser 13y ago
No, I'm not confusing anything, I'm not talking about VAT at all. I'm talking about the pretty explicit guidance on the page I linked. And rather ironically on the pages you linked. No income tax to pay on the benefit.
Read the parent I replied to. He was claiming HMRC was trying to get BT to charge income tax for a benefit of tea and coffee.
I challenged it because I was interested if this was ever true and also it's never good to let rumours like this to exist, the UK is a great place to start a business and misinformation like this shouldn't go unchallenged.
- pbhjpbhj 13y ago>He was claiming HMRC was trying to get BT to charge income tax for a benefit of tea and coffee. // The page I linked says that it's not normally the case. But it's clear in the guidance that a not unusual construction of such a scheme, eg using vouchers and an external provider, would make it that tax/NICs were due on the hot-drinks a a benefit-in-kind. It's not provably misinformation but it is deficient and doesn't demonstrate the verity of the claim.