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What is a P9D form?

P9D Form

The P9D is designed to report benefits and expenses provided to lower-paid employees i.e. those earning at less than the rate of £8500. Only the following benefits are reportable on a P9D

  • Relocation Expenses – Exceeding £8,000
  • Living Accommodation – Except where it is exempt
  • Payment of Pecuniary Liability -If the company pays an employee’s personal bill
  • Vouchers – Any kind of voucher which can be exchanged for goods, services or cash
  • Cash Convertible – The second-hand value of the asset

This means that certain major benefits are not taxable on lower paid employees. These include: –

  • Company Cars & Car Fuel Benefit
  • Company Vans
  • Beneficial Loans
  • Private Medical Insurance

P9Ds do not attract any Class 1A National Insurance and have to be submitted to HMRC by the deadline date of 6th July following the tax year end.

View the P9D form