SirToppamHat
20th Nov 2016, 10:55
A higher-rate taxpayer on a £350 mobile phone contract through work will have to pay an extra £140 a year for the same deal, according to experts at the firm Willis Towers Watson. In similar circumstances gym membership could cost an extra £160 a year and health screening an extra £240.
Autumn Announcement (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/19/revealed-treasury-to-announce-tax-raid-on-work-perks-enjoyed-by/)
The suggestion is that this will apply to those with 'tax efficient' salary sacrifice schemes, but is there a danger that we too will be taxed for such benefits?
Autumn Announcement (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/11/19/revealed-treasury-to-announce-tax-raid-on-work-perks-enjoyed-by/)
The suggestion is that this will apply to those with 'tax efficient' salary sacrifice schemes, but is there a danger that we too will be taxed for such benefits?