A credit token is defined1 as a credit card, debit card or other card, a token, a document or other object given to one person by another person who undertakes either:
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•ÌýÌýÌýÌý on its production to supply money, goods or services on credit (whether or not some other action is required), or
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•ÌýÌýÌýÌý to pay (with or without taking any discount or commission) a third party for money, goods or services supplied by the third party on production to them of the token (whether or not some other action is required); the use of an object to operate a machine provided by the person supplying money, goods or services is treated as the production of the object to the person providing the machine2
A credit token does not include a cash voucher or a non-cash voucher3.
See EIM16000–EIM16220 for vouchers and credit tokens generally.
Where a credit token is provided for an employee by reason of the employment, on each occasion that the employee or a member of their
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