2. About Us
• Andrew Cazalet – Director DIY Childcare
Vouchers
• Chartered Tax Adviser
• Over twenty years experience in tax
helping small businesses and other
accountants on tax matters
• Based in Ealing – West London UK
3. What are Childcare Vouchers?
• Scheme whereby your Employer can
provide vouchers which can be exchanged
for childcare
• Often the employer would use a specialist
third party commercial provider of
childcare vouchers
• However provided conditions are met the
Employer can implement their own
scheme
4. Benefits of Childcare Vouchers
• Childcare Vouchers within limits are tax
and National Insurance Free
• Vouchers up to £2,915 can be provided to
each employee / director
• For a basic rate taxpayer saving of £934
each year
• Employer saves Employer National
Insurance at 13.8% of the Voucher Value
5. Other Benefits
• Motivate Employees
• Help them save Money
• Give them choice about how to be
rewarded as an employee
7. Revised Tax Savings – 2011/12
Tax Year
Employee savings – per Year – Income Tax
and National Insurance
• Basic rate – 20% taxpayers - £934
• Higher rate – 40% taxpayers - £1,225 -
for new employees £623
• Additional rate – 50% taxpayers - £1516 -
for new employees £606
8. Revised Tax Savings – 2011/12
Tax Year
Employer savings – per Year – Employers
National Insurance
• Basic rate – or those who joined the
employer before 6 April 2011 - £402
• Higher rate – £205
• Additional rate – £161
9. Conditions for the Scheme
The three main conditions of the scheme
are as follows:
1. The child for whom the voucher is
provided must be under 16 and must live
with you. You must either be their parent or
their legal guardian.
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2. The childcare provider must be
registered/ approved with the appropriate
authorities. Informal arrangements with
relatives are therefore excluded. You can
however arrange for your nanny to become
registered.
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3. The scheme is only available to
employees and company directors.
Unfortunately the self-employed or business
partners do not qualify for the scheme
12. How They Work
• Send Communication to all Employees
asking if they want to contribute
• Employer completes checklist that relevant
employee qualifies
• Employer or Voucher provider prepares
vouchers to pass to Employees
• Employees pass these to Childcare
Provider
• Childcare provider returns these to
employer to pay
13. How to Implement a Scheme
• Use a third party commercial Childcare
Voucher Provider
• Typical cost – say 5-9 % of the Voucher
value – for two director employees
receiving the maximum say £2915 times 2
= £5830 @ 9% = £524.70 each year
• OR Do it Yourself with DIY Childcare
Vouchers at a one off cost of £147
14. What our Toolkit Includes
• Manual how to implement your own
Childcare Voucher Scheme – detailed
action list
• Template documents you can use straight
away – just enter your company name and
employee details print to paper or pdf and
you are away
• Short video you can watch explaining how
to implement the scheme
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• Simple instructions on how to register
your nanny with Ofsted so she qualifies for
vouchers
• Unlimited email support
• Updates guaranteed for the next three tax
years
16. Any Questions
• Please contact us at
• DIY Childcare Vouchers
• Andrew@diychildcarevouchers.co.uk
• Business Address – Ealing Studios, Ealing
Green, London W5 5EP
• Twitter - @diyvouchers
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