EIM30051 - Dispensations: general
Section 65 ITEPA 2003
If HMRC is satisfied that
no tax will be payable on particular expenses
payments or benefits of a director or employee within the benefits
code (see
EIM20007), it can give notice to the
person paying or providing them that this is the case.
The notice given is called a
dispensation.
When a dispensation is given
all the legislation relating to the particular
expenses payments and benefits of the director or employee
no longer applies.
Therefore a dispensation should only be issued where the
department is satisfied notax will be payable, either because the employee
would be entitled to a deduction from the expenses or benefit under
Sections 336 to 338 ITEPA 2003 or for some other valid reason.
See
EIM30052 for more detail about
dispensations.
Guidance on dispensations is also in the Employer compliance
Handbook at ECH10035 onwards
