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A simple paycheck might not be enough to attract and keep top talent. You need something more. Let's define and break down fringe benefits. Fringe benefits are additional offerings ranging from health coverage to flexible hours that contribute to a complete compensation package. They are categorized as either statutory, these are legally required benefits such as workers' compensation and unemployment insurance, or optional. These are discretionary perks like 401(k) plans, paid time off, tuition reimbursement and remote work arrangements. Fringe benefits primarily work in two ways regarding tax. Taxable benefits, these are treated as compensation so their value must be included in the employee's gross income. Think cash bonuses or gym memberships. And non-taxable benefits, these are excluded from income tax. Examples are small employee discounts or public transportation benefits. By strategically offering tailored fringe benefits, whether mandatory or optional, you not only attract better workers, but also demonstrate that you value their well-being, which is key to boosting morale and productivity.

A simple paycheck might not be enough to attract and keep top talent. You need something more. Let's define and break down fringe benefits. Fringe benefits are…