The P11D is a tax form which records benefits in kind that employees and directors of a company have received across the year. The information provided on the form enables HMRC to work out if the individual needs to pay tax on these benefits.
What is a P11D - Benefits in kind?
A P11D is the HMRC form used to report benefits in kind provided to employees earning over £8,500 annually or company directors. P11D benefits in kind include company cars, private medical insurance, loans, and other non-cash benefits that must be declared to HMRC by 6 July following the tax year end, with corresponding tax and National Insurance implications for both employers and employees.


















































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