| In order to qualify for fringe benefit tax deductions there should be an employer-employee relationship. |
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| The ultra-fast connections for residents come as a fringe benefit of the project. |
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| One fringe benefit of using the nose baggage compartment is that placing cargo up front helps soundproof the cabin. |
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| The portion allocable to the employee's personal use is generally taxable to the employee as a fringe benefit. |
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| It was proposed, duly seconded and unanimously resolved that the employee and retiree fringe benefit program would be approved as submitted. |
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| For example, where a fringe benefit factor on salaries is included, the costing should indicate what the factor is. |
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| The fact that the ECHR's workload will be reduced comes, then, as a welcome fringe benefit. |
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| Recommendations from the Management Committee to change the fringe benefit program were presented. |
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| This replaces any other fringe benefit calculation for unemployment insurance, CPP pension deductions, health benefits, etc. |
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| However, it is becoming more and more common for employers to offer so-called fringe benefit packages to their employees. |
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| The reimbursements represent neither salary nor a taxable fringe benefit for the expatriate. |
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| The questionnaire was to be completed by all employees who provide payroll and fringe benefit services within the federal public service. |
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| As a fringe benefit, with your encouragement, an assistant may be a future BBS participant! |
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| Some consider it a perk or privilege, a kind of fringe benefit not available to the broad range of employees. |
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| A fringe benefit of cross training is that it allows new eyes to look at existing processes so that innovation is stimulated. |
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| A decisive fringe benefit that will ultimately benefit you, too. |
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| Our costs of services are primarily driven by compensation which can vary due to salary adjustments, timing of fringe benefit payments and any severances incurred in the period. |
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| This would also help to remind proponents, especially NPOs, that the fringe benefit rate indicated in the agreements is an estimate, whereas the actual rate is reimbursed and may be different. |
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| The new Euro Wash Car offers them an extra fringe benefit. |
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| Finally, the personal well-being of our employees and their families is also important to us, and we offer fringe benefit programs with collective insurance programs and retirement plans. |
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| It should be noted that, even if some consider this amount as a fringe benefit connected to the employment, churches do not consider this gift as taxable since nothing was written down in the books. |
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| A contractor's fringe benefit obligation may be satisfied in several different ways. |
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| Only in such inter-locking contexts can the negative attitudes of operatives to welfare and fringe benefit provision be understood. |
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| This use of the public network has a fringe benefit. |
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| For the most part, they aren't treated as employees for fringe benefit purposes, although they may be entitled to tax deductions for many expenses. |
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| Frequent flier mileage that was earned in business-related travel and provided to the employee for personal purposes was specifically held to be a taxable fringe benefit. |
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| As part of Fringe Benefit Group's commitment to its contractor clients and national network of agents and brokers, Fringe Benefit Group recently relaunched TheContractorsPlan. |
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