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A form employers use to report taxable benefits and expenses paid to employees.
Form P11D is submitted annually by employers to HMRC to report taxable benefits in kind and expenses payments made to employees. Common benefits reported on a P11D include company cars, private medical insurance, and interest-free loans. The values on the P11D are used by HMRC to adjust your tax code for the following year, recovering the tax due on those benefits.
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