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aggi in reply to @hugo7

Probably. Depends on the benefit but you would normally expect it to appear on your P11D and hence taxed.

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gbj_tester in reply to @aggi

you would normally expect it to appear on your P11D

Why would it appear on his P11D if somebody else is receiving the benefit?

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aggi in reply to @gbj_tester

I'm assuming it's an immediate family member who is receiving the benefit but isn't employed by the firm (a company car for spouse/child for instance).

The BIK in that case would fall to the employee, it's a benefit of the job. You can't prepare a P11D for a non-employee.

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