Perks of the job

[stevewool]

There are as many perk's in jobs now days.
Years ago there was always something falling of the back of a lorry and yes it was shared out, lots of goodies in those days.
But everything now has to be accounted for.
My perk's as I see it now are, I can use any vehicle I want and at anytime free of charge.
I also can come and go as I ease to a certain extent, but don't push it.
But best of all I have my own personal shoppers in our drivers, just pop here just pop there and all I am needing it's brought here to me, it's getting to a stage now where they start asking me if there is anything I am wanting.
And yes today my personal shopper has got me some sugar I forgot to buy, and no charge too.
Who says there are no perk's.

[Terpe]

Of course, perks are taxable

[stevewool]

Of course, perks are taxable

Yes they are but still a few that goes under the radar.

[Terpe]

The form you need is called a P11D(b)

Here it is :-
https://public-online.hmrc.gov.uk/lc...late=P11DB.xdp

Just joking

[stevewool]

The form you need is called a P11D(b)

Here it is :-
https://public-online.hmrc.gov.uk/lc...late=P11DB.xdp

Just joking

I see no form to fill in Peter must be lost in hyperspace

[Terpe]

I see no form to fill in Peter must be lost in hyperspace

[stevewool]

Do you think that answer would work if I did receive this from them

[Terpe]

Do you think that answer would work if I did receive this from them

As an ex-HMRC employee I couldn't possibly comment