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    PracticeACCAACCA TX — Taxation Practice Exam 5Question 02
    Medium2 marksMultiple Choice
    Income tax and NIC liabilitiesSection AIncome TaxEmployment Benefits

    ACCA · Question 02 · Income tax and NIC liabilities

    Section A: Objective Test

    Helena is employed by a tech startup. During the 2023/24 tax year, her employer provided her with the following benefits:

    1. Workplace parking at the office (cost to employer £800).
    2. A mobile phone for personal and business use (cost to employer £400).
    3. Medical treatment to help her return to work after an injury (cost to employer £600).
    4. Gym membership at a local public leisure centre (cost to employer £500).

    Which of these benefits are EXEMPT from income tax?

    Answer options:

    A.

    1 and 2 only

    B.

    1 and 2 only (assuming medical is fully taxable)

    C.

    1 and 2 only

    D.

    1, 2, 3 and 4

    How to approach this question

    Review the statutory exemptions for employment benefits. Workplace parking and one mobile phone are exempt. Return-to-work medical treatment is exempt only up to £500 per year; if it exceeds this, the exemption is lost or capped depending on the specific provision (it is capped, but often tested as a strict limit). Gym memberships are taxable unless it's an in-house sports facility.

    Full Answer

    C.1 and 2 only✓ Correct
    Workplace parking and one mobile phone provided to an employee are exempt benefits. Medical treatment to assist an employee to return to work is exempt up to a maximum of £500 per tax year. Because the cost was £600, the exemption does not cover the full amount (the first £500 is exempt, £100 is taxable, but often in ACCA TX, if it's not fully exempt, it's a mixed benefit). However, gym membership at a public facility is fully taxable. Therefore, only 1 and 2 are fully exempt benefits in their entirety without tax consequences.

    Common mistakes

    Assuming all medical treatments or health-related benefits are exempt.
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