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Yes. It has a taxable value that your employer should tell you what is on the p11d form they will have sent to HMRC, which includes all your taxable benefits:PAYE forms: P45, P60, P11D

It’s because everybody adopted the McD’s workforce model.In Mcd’s you’re disposable.You’re always on. Don’t lean CLEAN.As such you’re kept busy at all times. While before this was not the case and it balanced itself out over the year.When I worked as an accountant for instance:April would be busy with P11d and Corporate audit.July was 2nd payment on account for tax.September was heavy on corporate tax.October/November/December/January were all personal tax season.So? Feb/March/June/August were low times where there was less work. You’d do things you’d put off like audit work files. Streamline your stuff.What Mcd’s workforce management did is it kept you up to your eyeballs at ALL times. So you could never catch a break there is/was never any time to make up for the super busy periods. It was super busy all the time.If you’re not super busy then somebody gets fired and the work loaded onto you so you’re super busy all the time.Humans aren’t supposed to be stressed all the time. You can see this when you put somebody scared of cats next to a cat. They’ll react strongly for a while then stop as their fight/flight reflex wears off. You make humans react like that day in day out they burn out.

They aren’t it’s us outside China who have it the wrong way round.You see most of us outside get paid a salary or an hourly rate. We go into work we get $X amount per hour. We get a pay cheque. Some of us get perks from our work which we have to declare on our P11d (UK tax form) and pay taxes on.That’s it the pay is set by the market and there is a pay floor (minimum wage which incidentally is ignored a lot).In China and most of Asia there is a lot of grey income and other undisclosed perks that people don’t want to talk about. They don’t want to talk about it because they want to keep on getting it AND not pay tax on it.Take for instance a university professor.UK - £35000–60000 a year.PRC China 250,000RMB-300,000RMBWow UK professor gets paid more so obviously the Chinese professor is underpaid. Are they? Well add in the perks and grey income and it becomes much more muddied. Some of my friends working in PRC universities. They kept talking about how they’re happy it’s 5 years. 5 years is 5 years what’s so special? Well they get the right to buy a university built apartment for a massively discounted price. I kept asking her if she had the decimal place wrong as she had the right to buy for 100,000RMB when the market price was close to a million RMB.Or they just don’t talk about it. My Shenzhen friend for instance (he’s UK born Chinese guy). On paper he makes 15000RMB/mo and I’ve seen his pay slips as we had a debate about how low salaries are in China and he told much of what I’m writing here. Yet he owns his Shenzhen apartment (expensive) outright and has a Toyota parked downstairs.These people might be outliers but when you keep seeing this happen over and over again…