In most circumstances, employees do not pay taxes on the value of health insurance their employers provide them.

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In the United States, employer-provided health insurance is exempt from federal income tax and most state and local taxes, unless the value of the coverage exceeds certain limits. This tax exclusion is intended to encourage employers to offer health insurance coverage to their employees as a benefit.

In Most Circumstances, Employees Do Not Pay Taxes on the Value