Flexible benefits schemes ― an overview

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The following Employment Tax guidance note Produced by Tolley in association with Robert Woodward provides comprehensive and up to date tax information covering:

Flexible benefits schemes ― an overview
So how does Flex work?
Introducing and running a Flex arrangement
Feasibility study
Strategy and design
Legal issues
Tax issues
Scheme launch and communication issues
Administration
Cost issues

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