UK taxation of benefits
I'm wondering who is getting taxed on what?
In some companies you pay no tax on allowances but in others you pay tax on a percentage. You hear of pilots getting substantial lumps of sector pay untaxed, which it shouldn't be. Loss of licence insurance is taxed in one company but not another.
If a pilot in Company A gets taxed on his insurance and his mate in Company B is not, can he appeal on the grounds of unfair treatment?
Any thoughts/comments much appreciated, particularly from any tax accountant or tax inspector turned pilot!