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Income Tax (Trading and Other Income) Act 2005

Section 37: Unpaid remuneration: supplementary

169.This section provides definitions and further explanation of the main rule in section 36. It is based on section 43 of FA 1989.

170.Subsection (1) applies section 36 to provisions made in the accounts in respect of amounts that may become employees' remuneration. An example of such a provision would be an incentive payment that is payable only if the employee remains with the employer for a number of years.

171.Subsection (3) deals with the case in which the employer submits his or her tax return before the end of the nine month limit in section 36(2) and all or any of the remuneration is unpaid. The employer must assume the remuneration will remain unpaid. If, subsequently, the remuneration is paid within the time limit the calculation can be adjusted and the return amended. See Change 8 in Annex 1.

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