Part C
Income
Excluded income:
Exclusions and limitations
CX 29Entertainment
A benefit in a form of entertainment described in section DD 2 (Limitation rule) that an employer provides to an employee is not a fringe benefit. This subsection is overridden by subsection (2).
A benefit in a form of entertainment described in section DD 2 that an employer provides to an employee is a fringe benefit if—
- the employee does not receive or use it in the course of employment; and
- the employee does not receive or use it as a necessary consequence of their employment duties; and
- either—
- the employee may choose when to receive or use the benefit; or
- the entertainment is of a kind described in section DD 7 (Entertainment outside New Zealand).
- the employee may choose when to receive or use the benefit; or
Compare
- 2004 No 35 s CX 25