Letter from employee to company confirming agreement to salary sacrifice

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Letter from employee to company confirming agreement to salary sacrifice

Copyright © 2025 LexisNexis

Produced in partnership with Lewin Higgins-Green of FTI Consulting

Precedents
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[For use only where the employee is foregoing salary for the following benefits that retain Tax and/or NIC advantages permitted pursuant to the Finance Act 2017:

  1. •

    Employer contributions to registered pension schemes

  2. •

    Cycle-to-work schemes

  3. •

    Ultra-low emission cars (with CO2 emissions of 75g/km or less)]

[insert date of letter]

To: [insert

Lewin Higgins-Green
Lewin Higgins-Green

FTI Consulting

Lewin Higgins-Green leads FTI Consulting’s Employment Tax & Reward offering in the UK. Lewin works with clients across a wide range of sectors, with a strong focus on financial services, and advises clients on employee related tax matters, both for domestic and internationally mobile employees. Lewin is a chartered tax advisor and a member of the Employment Taxes Technical Sub-Committee of the Chartered Institute of Taxation.

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