| Your employer also has to make a return to the tax office with details of any fringe benefits given to you. |
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| Since 1 April 1999 employers have needed to keep records of fringe benefits provided to each employee. |
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| He would be entitled to all stock incentive benefits, three times his annual remuneration and other fringe benefits. |
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| Usually, a good working environment, high wages, and fringe benefits encourage institutional loyalty. |
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| Some important sources of income, like fringe benefits paid for by employers and in-kind welfare benefits, are excluded. |
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| The jobs the members of this workforce perform are not only generally low-paid but also tend to have less favourable fringe benefits. |
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| Owner enjoys limited liability for business debts and fringe benefits are deductible as business expenses. |
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| There are some fringe benefits to being an actress and one of those is meeting all those co-stars. |
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| The standard offer is two to three times what you made as a full time soldier, plus fringe benefits. |
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| The pay and fringe benefits will be few, but at least intrepid plumbers and joiners will have tales to tell their grandchildren. |
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| Workers pay taxes on cash wages but not on fringe benefits like health insurance. |
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| For starters, this includes knowing the actual job title, starting compensation, fringe benefits, and initial review period. |
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| You are not an employee of the company and not entitled to any fringe benefits such as sick pay, holiday or pension rights. |
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| Stress levels are said to be high, as are salaries and other fringe benefits. |
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| Outcomes refers to salaries, recognition, fringe benefits, seniority rights and the like. |
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| Public Benevolent Institutions are exempt from fringe benefits tax and income tax. |
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| Compared with all other types of fringe benefits, this is one of the most tax-effective forms of remuneration. |
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| Instead they established a pattern of postwar collective bargaining through which workers conceded much to management in return for higher wages and fringe benefits. |
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| Government data on wages and salaries also exclude fringe benefits. |
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| Most of these are fringe benefits paid for by employers, but small amounts that are now tax-favored are paid for by employees and the self-employed. |
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| Your continued employment is dependent upon your covering all of your research expenses, including your salary and fringe benefits, from extramural research funding. |
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| Current law taxes the fringe benefits of these shareholders. |
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| Top quality staff command high salaries and other fringe benefits such as housing and transport that are beyond the reach of government funded, educational institutions. |
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| Our action is also to tell the authorities that we are not happy about the undue delay in the payment of our fringe benefits and other entitlements due us. |
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| Trying to get him angry with an increasingly cruel set of stunts, our newly cool as a cucumber bandleader learns that staying calm has some sensational fringe benefits. |
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| In 2005, no fringe benefits were paid, either in the form of cash, or in the form of share plans or warrant plans. |
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| No fringe benefits were paid in 2003, either in cash, share plans or warrant plans. |
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| Attractive fringe benefits such as cheaper mortgages, for example, round off the financial packages. |
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| Right now your company likes to sweeten the pot by paying you in tax-deductible fringe benefits, including corporate junkets. |
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| It is understood and agreed that holiday pay is included within the percentage in lieu of fringe benefits. |
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| Some fringe benefits will apply only to domestic wage earners, whilst different rules apply to foreign wage earners. |
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| Most domestic workers do not receive fringe benefits from their employers, the study found. |
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| Along with the basic salary and variable payment, the amount also covers social and fringe benefits customary in the industry. |
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| If fringe benefits are paid the types of fringe benefits and their individual costs should be disclosed. |
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| In 2001, Mr. de Chammard was paid a gross annual amount of 156,086 euros, including 6,220 euros in fringe benefits. |
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| It is likely that the IRS may find issues of concern in the area of taxable fringe benefits, particularly automobile allowances and relocation expenses. |
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| Wal-Mart's fringe benefits are being paid by taxpayers. |
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| It's one of the fringe benefits of sports. |
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| More than half of this increase resulted from the increase in salaries and fringe benefits due notably to the annual indexing of salaries and to expenses related to pay equity agreements. |
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| The estimated 3m domestic servants in the region, all foreigners, often endure conditions equivalent to indentured servitude, with housing and food subtracted from salaries, no time off and no fringe benefits. |
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| Other means of holding on to key staff are fringe benefits, such as discounted meal vouchers, group insurance schemes or a company car, and additional days of leave. |
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| I enjoy working here because of the flexible hours, the amazing co-workers, the variety of potential career paths and fringe benefits like the staff association and holiday gift basket. |
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| In 1984, Congress enacted Internal Revenue Code section 132 to bring more certainty to the taxation of employee fringe benefits. |
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| That included capital gains taxation at full marginal rates, a fringe benefits tax, the abolition of entertainment as a deduction and tax on company cars. |
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| Migrants are typically paid low wages with no fringe benefits. |
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| Our interviews and surveys also found that the audit of claimed earnings and fringe benefits had been complicated by the presentation method used by some proponents. |
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| This is particularly important given the complexity of today's compensation models, which increasingly include flexible, performancerelated remuneration and fringe benefits. |
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| For example, although direct salary costs are usually accounted for, costs of fringe benefits and other items are not charged to the cost of a specific job. |
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| We offer you a pleasant working environment within a team at the cutting edge of technology, a highly competitive salary, fringe benefits and a personal development plan within a fast-growing company. |
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| I read a letter last week about the fringe benefits of the military. |
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| These factors were partially offset by a reduction in payroll and fringe benefits due to lower head count, and by a decrease in other operating costs. |
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| One of the fringe benefits of this option is that women with excess belly fat or stretched-out post pregnancy abdomens get a tummy tuck in the process. |
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| The Internal Revenue Service wants to know how many companies are misclassifying employees as independent contractors and failing to pay taxes on fringe benefits. |
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| In addition, entitlement to various fringe benefits was improved. |
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| Thus, employers may wish to fund QTPs as fringe benefits for employees. |
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| Taken together, fringe benefits can be a significant component of compensation and a tool for attracting, motivating and retaining talented employees. |
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| Fringe benefits may also include a company car, subsidized housing, and profit-sharing. |
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| Fringe Benefits Management Company's core business has rebranded and positioned itself as FBMC Benefits Management, Inc. |
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