P11D Process: How does Horizons report Private Health Insurance in the United Kingdom (UK)?

What is a P11D Form?

The P11D form is used by UK employers to report benefits that employees receive in addition to their salary, such as private health insurance. Since these benefits are taxable, they need to be reported to HMRC (Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs).


How Horizons Handles Private Health Insurance Reporting

  1. Providing Private Health Insurance

    • If your employer provides you with private health insurance through Horizons, it is considered a taxable benefit.

  2. Filling Out the P11D Form

    • Horizons will include the value of your private health insurance on the P11D form. This value represents the amount your employer pays for your policy.

  3. Submitting the Form

    • Horizons will submit the completed P11D form to HMRC on behalf of your employer. This ensures the correct amount of tax is collected.

  4. Impact on Your Tax Code

    • After HMRC receives the form, they may adjust your tax code to account for the value of your private health insurance. This adjustment might change the amount of tax you pay each month.


What You Need to Do

You don’t need to take any action—Horizons handles the reporting for you. However, it’s a good idea to check your tax code when it changes to ensure everything is correct.


Important Dates

  • P11D Form Submission: Due by July 6th after the tax year ends.
  • National Insurance Payment: Due by July 19th (or July 22nd if paid electronically).

Horizons ensures that your benefits, such as private health insurance, are reported accurately to comply with UK tax regulations.

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