Benefits reporting ― overview

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Employment Tax

Guidance

Many employers provide benefits and reimburse expenses to their employees.

The reporting process for benefits and expenses can be complex to navigate. This note provides signposting to the guidance on reporting of benefits and expenses to quickly take you to the information you’re looking for.

Where to find guidance on benefits reporting

Areas covered	Where to find the guidance
Year end reporting types: P11Ds P11D(b) PAYE Settlement Agreement (PSA) Tax and NIC on benefits	Year-end

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