[piː11diː]
A P11D form is used to inform HMRC of any taxable benefits or expenses an employee might have received. It is filed by an employer.
A P11D is a form used in the United Kingdom to report any expenses and benefits that have not been taxed through Payroll. For each Employee that has received taxable Expenses and Benefits in kind. employers must submit a P11D form to HMRC. Some Employees will not receive any of these taxable benefits or expenses so will not need a P11D form.
A P11D contains personal information about the Employee, details about their employment, and the value of taxable benefits or expenses that they have received. The employer must file one every year or they could face potential penalties for Failing to Notify HMRC.
The taxable benefits will be usually offset against an employee's Tax Code. This means you might pay more tax but it is sorted through PAYE.
A P11D from from 2022/23 is shown below:
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