Medical and wellbeing benefits ― overview

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Employment Tax

Guidance

There are various common benefits provided to employees in relation to medical and wellbeing, as well as particular exemptions for certain items and particular types of employee.

Medical and wellbeing benefits ― signposting of guidance

Description	Guidance notes
Medical insurance benefit, medical treatment benefit, exemptions: medical treatment, check ups and eye tests	Medical and dental treatment and insurance
Medical check ups, optical check ups	Medical and optical check ups
Welfare counselling, outplacement counselling	Counselling services
Exemption for provision of equipment or services or facilities, commuting, cars, guide dogs	Disabled employee benefits

Consultation: Tax incentives for occupational health

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