4.1 Valuation Of BIKS

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4.1�� Valuation of BIKS

Almost all emoluments paid under the contract of employment are subject to withholding including the value of benefits-in-kind (BIKs) provided. If an employer provides benefits to their employees, they must:

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•�� determine if the benefit is taxable
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•�� calculate the value of the benefit
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•�� calculate payroll deductions
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•�� file an information return (see 1.3.3)

Generally,

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4.1 Valuation of BIKS

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