The Income Tax (Accommodation Allowances of Armed Forces) Regulations 2024
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2 Accommodation allowance
The conditions specified for the purposes of section 297D(2)(c) of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (armed forces: accommodation allowances) are that the allowance— (a) is payable by the Ministry of Defence in accordance with Part 8 of the JSP, and (b) is a payment to compensate a member of the armed forces of the Crown in respect of one or more of— (i) the cost of rent, (ii) the cost of council tax, to the extent that this cost is subsidised by payments to a member of the armed forces of the Crown for private sector rental accommodation in accordance with the JSP, (iii) costs incurred in connection with sourcing and signing a tenancy agreement, (iv) costs incurred in connection with terminating a tenancy agreement early, in accordance with the JSP, (v) costs up to the amount specified as the limit on Dual Accommodation Expense in the JSP, incurred as a result of that member of the armed forces of the Crown occupying Single Living Accommodation as defined in the JSP, due to their main home being more than a reasonable daily travelling distance from their place of work.
2 Accommodation allowance
The conditions specified for the purposes of section 297D(2)(c) of the Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003 (armed forces: accommodation allowances) are that the allowance— (a) is payable by the Ministry of Defence in accordance with Part 8 of the JSP, and (b) is a payment to compensate a member of the armed forces of the Crown in respect of one or more of— (i) the cost of rent, (ii) the cost of council tax, to the extent that this cost is subsidised by payments to a member of the armed forces of the Crown for private sector rental accommodation in accordance with the JSP, (iii) costs incurred in connection with sourcing and signing a tenancy agreement, (iv) costs incurred in connection with terminating a tenancy agreement early, in accordance with the JSP, (v) costs up to the amount specified as the limit on Dual Accommodation Expense in the JSP, incurred as a result of that member of the armed forces of the Crown occupying Single Living Accommodation as defined in the JSP, due to their main home being more than a reasonable daily travelling distance from their place of work.
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