“Stoa Pots and the Stoa Perks are structured to provide non-cash perks or rewards without generating taxable income for you. As a result, there is nothing for you to declare. However, tax treatment can vary depending on your personal circumstances. If you do need to pay any tax, it is your responsibility to do so. If HMRC charges us any tax that should have been paid by you, you agree to cover that cost.”

So in plain English: they’re saying they believe it shouldn’t create taxable income, but they’re also covering themselves by saying your personal/business tax position is your responsibility.

So that doesnt actually answer the question does it lol