Chancellor to use autumn statement to restrict tax-free perks such as gyms, health checks and parking, according to experts The chancellor is set to restrict the tax-free benefits offered by "salary sacrifice" schemes, where employees agree to reduced cash pay in return for certain benefits. According to tax experts, Philip Hammond is considering raiding employee benefits such as health checks, parking and gyms in Wednesday's autumn statement, as he seeks to offset his possible spending plans.
Chancellor to use autumn statement to restrict tax-free perks such as gyms, health checks and parking, according to experts The chancellor is set to restrict the tax-free benefits offered by "salary sacrifice" schemes, where employees agree to reduced cash pay in return for certain benefits. According to tax experts, Philip Hammond is considering raiding employee benefits such as health checks, parking and gyms in Wednesday's autumn statement, as he seeks to offset his possible spending plans.
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