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Income Tax (Earnings and Pensions) Act 2003

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151 Car fuel: nil cash equivalent

(1) The cash equivalent of the benefit of the fuel is nil if condition A or B is met. (2) Condition A is met if ...— (a) in the tax year in question, the employee is required to make good to the person providing the fuel the whole of the expense incurred by that person in connection with the provision of the fuel for the employee’s private use, and (b) the employee does make good that expense on or before 6 July following that tax year . (3) Condition B is met if in the tax year in question the fuel is made available only for business travel (see section 171(1)).

Your change, as a redline

151 Car fuel: nil cash equivalent

(1) The cash equivalent of the benefit of the fuel is nil if condition A or B is met. (2) Condition A is met if ...— (a) in the tax year in question, the employee is required to make good to the person providing the fuel the whole of the expense incurred by that person in connection with the provision of the fuel for the employee’s private use, and (b) the employee does make good that expense on or before 6 July following that tax year . (3) Condition B is met if in the tax year in question the fuel is made available only for business travel (see section 171(1)).

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