Benefits In Kind

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A 'benefit in kind' is where your employer has provided you with benefits which are not included in your salary or wages. If you receive benefits in kind, such as a company car or private medical insurance, you may have to pay tax on them.

Further Information

Thanks to the Low Incomes Tax Reform Group for their assistance with the advice in this section.

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