What are "Benefits-in-kind" (BiK)?

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Benefits-in-kind (BiK), are also known as taxable benefits or perks and refer to non-cash benefits or services provided by employers to employees as part of their employment package. An example of BiK is the provision of, for example, health insurance.

These benefits are considered taxable and are subject to income tax and National Insurance contributions.

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