Trivial Benefits in Kind
There is an exemption for trivial Benefits in Kind (BiKs) that applies from 6 April 2016. Under the exemption, if an employer provides a benefit to an employee, the benefit is exempt from tax if all of the following conditions are satisfied:
- the cost of providing the benefit is £50 or less
- the benefit is not cash or a cash voucher (for these purposes store vouchers are not cash vouchers)
- the employee is not entitled to the benefit under their contract of employment (including under a salary sacrifice arrangement)
- the benefit is not a reward for services
HMRC has also published some guidance on the trivial benefit exemption.
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