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Robert Pearce


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No, it shouldn't create a benefit in kind.  This guidance says that there aren't any tax consequences for the provision of a parking space at or near the employee's place of work.  It also includes a link where HM Revenue & Customs discusses what it thinks 'near' means.



-- Edited by Robert Pearce on Wednesday 22nd of May 2013 02:31:33 PM



-- Edited by Robert Pearce on Wednesday 22nd of May 2013 02:31:46 PM

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Morning all...

I have a client who is paying for a part time member of staff to park in an NCP near the office.  Would this create a benefit in kind?  The HMRC guidance isn't quite clear about staff being reimbursed.

Thanks :)



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That's brilliant, thanks Robert. I had arguments for both sides, so you have really helped with this link.

Thank so much :)

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