Fringe Benefits: Should We Milk This Sacred Cow?

Robert Turner

National Tax Journal, 1989, vol. 42, issue 3, 293-300

Abstract: Addresses the effect on revenue of taxing fringe benefits. Asks whether taxing fringe benefits would lead to a dramatic decrease in the share of compensation paid in the form of fringes and whether the level of total compensation is affected by the tax free status of fringe benefits.

Date: 1989
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