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P11D - Does it need to be completed?
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Yes, if you pay mileage at 45p or 25p then nothing is shown on the p11d"The budget should be balanced, the Treasury should be refilled, public debt should be reduced, the arrogance of officialdom should be tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands should be curtailed lest Rome become bankrupt. People must again learn to work, instead of living on public assistance." Cicero -
Besides milegae and items like hotel bills and subsistence payments what other expense payments need to be declared by MyCo on the P11D it creates for me (it's employee). Bit of an open ended question so for example....
If I (as the employee) purchased some items (let's say for example the items could have been printer paper or even as far as paying for PII) on behalf of the business which I (still the employee) claim back as expenses from MyCo - do those items also get included on the P11D?Last edited by v5srv; 12 May 2012, 12:54.Comment
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And contrary to some of the advice above re: needing to report mileage expenses received (eg 45p for first 10,000 and 25p for remainder) the HMRC guidance appears to confirm that there are no reporting requirements for such payments.
Link here HM Revenue & Customs: Mileage expenses for business travel in employees? own vehicles
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Definitions or restrictions - MAPs
Mileage Allowance Payments (MAPs) are payments you make to an employee for expenses related to their use of their own vehicle for business travel.
MAPs do not include:
Payments that aren't made to an employee.
Payments that aren't related to expenses of business travel in the employee's own vehicle.
Benefits provided in connection with the employee's business use of their private vehicle, such as fuel, insurance and vehicle maintenance. (Note that these are chargeable in full, with no reduction for the business proportion of the vehicle's use.)
Only two types of journey count as business travel:
journeys that form part of an employee's employment duties (such as journeys between clients' premises by a salesperson)
journeys that relate to an employee's attendance at a temporary workplace
If the MAPs you pay are below the approved amount for the tax year:
you have no reporting requirements
you have no tax to pay to HMRC
your employee will be able to get tax relief (called Mileage Allowance Relief, or MAR) on the unused balance of the approved amount
you can make separate optional reports to HMRC of any such unused balances under a scheme called the Mileage Allowance Relief Optional Reporting Scheme (MARORS) - contact your HMRC office if you want to enter the MARORS schemeComment
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I bought myself a laptop, PC and two monitors for my limited and claimed back VAT on them, do these have to be included in the P11D ?Comment
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Yes if you bought them for yourself. No if you bought them for the company.Originally posted by sbakoola View PostI bought myself a laptop, PC and two monitors for my limited and claimed back VAT on them, do these have to be included in the P11D ?Comment
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Looks like I am getting more confused after reading hmrc booklet 480 + p11d guide) .
As v5srv pointed out, the hmrc guide (booklet 480) implies that if the approved Mileage allowance is paid to employee then there is no need to show it on the P11D.
Surely on that note I should not have to fill out the P11D if that is my only expense?
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No, you have to do a P11D; not doing so may prompt someone to have a closer look.Originally posted by css_jay99 View PostLooks like I am getting more confused after reading hmrc booklet 480 + p11d guide) .
As v5srv pointed out, the hmrc guide (booklet 480) implies that if the approved Mileage allowance is paid to employee then there is no need to show it on the P11D.
Surely on that note I should not have to fill out the P11D if that is my only expense?
css_jay99
However, it does not have to contain any information; you can answer £0.00 throughout if that is actually the truth and you haven't listed expenses on your SAR
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@css_jay99, if you were my client, and all the boxes on your P11D had nil values in them, I would complete your P35 showing 'No P11D is due'.Originally posted by malvolio View PostNo, you have to do a P11D; not doing so may prompt someone to have a closer look.
However, it does not have to contain any information; you can answer £0.00 throughout if that is actually the truth and you haven't listed expenses on your SAR2012 CUK Reader Awards - '...Capital City Accountancy, all of whom were outside the top three yet still won compliments from CUK readers for their services' - well, its not an award, but we'll take it! - Best Accountant (for IT contractors) category
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Same here.Originally posted by Greg@CapitalCity View Post@css_jay99, if you were my client, and all the boxes on your P11D had nil values in them, I would complete your P35 showing 'No P11D is due'.Comment
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