Tax and benefits in kind after leaving employment

Martin Jackson ATT, tax writer at Croner-i looks at the provision of benefits in kind after an employee has left employment, particularly as part of a termination employment

It is often the case that a former employer will continue to provide benefits in kind after an employee has left, either on an ongoing basis as a form of pension, or more commonly, as part of a termination settlement. This article looks at the tax and national insurance contribution (NIC) consequences of such arrangements. Unless stated otherwise, all references are to the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (ITEPA).

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