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The Small Benefits Exemption Scheme allows employers to provide small benefits to employees free of tax and National Insurance contributions. It considers whether benefits should be provided as cash or vouchers. Cash payments are always taxable but vouchers might be exempt if they can only be used in a limited way.
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