What does T.F.B. on my paycheck stub mean?

Taxable Fringe Benefit

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Do you have insurance? Some insurance pay back each year. And yes, its taxable as earn income.

if you have received a benefit of any kind, typically it is like a safety award, service award, something other than money, you still have to pay taxes on it, so they will add the $ value to your check, tax your check, then remove the dollar value back from your check. I have asked my company to notify employees when that is going to happen, but I was informed that they don't have to.

Almost everyone is correct, it is a Taxable Fringe Benefit

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A fringe benefit is a form of pay (including property, services, cash or cash equivalent) in addition to stated pay for the performance of services. Some forms of additional compensation are specifically designated as “fringe benefits” in the Internal Revenue Code; others, such as moving expenses or awards, have statutory provisions providing for special tax treatment but are not so designated by the Code. This publication uses the term broadly to refer to all remuneration other than stated pay for which special tax treatment is available. The definition of fringe benefits applies to services of employees and independent contractors; however, unless otherwise indicated, this guide applies to fringe benefits provided by an employer to an employee.

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I'm glad someone figured out what I was going for.

I received a Christmas Bonus from the company. TFB on the stub reflects the bonus amount.

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I received a Christmas Bonus from the company. TFB on the stub reflects the bonus amount.

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1st post by bumping a two year thread? WTF