Employee benefits, once considered an "addition" to wages, have now become an integral part of virtually all compensation packages.

This overview evaluates the tax attributes of various employee benefit plans.

Characterization of a benefit as either bad, better, or best, can be made according to its effect upon the income taxes of the employer and the employee.

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