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Taxes · IRAS

Employer-Paid Insurance: Premiums, Beneficiaries and Concessions

Insurance tax treatment depends on the policy type and whether employees have a contractual entitlement to its payout.

Source checked · 11 October 2026

Identify the Insured Benefit

Personal-policy premiums paid for an employee are taxable. Qualifying group medical cover available to all staff, business-travel cover and work-injury compensation have non-taxable treatment. For group life, accident or critical-illness policies, contractual entitlement normally makes the employee’s share of premium taxable; the resulting insurance payout is a capital receipt. Without entitlement, premiums are not taxable, but a discretionary payout passed on may be remuneration unless an exception applies.

Electing the Group-Insurance Concession

Eligible employers can forgo their business deduction for the relevant group premiums so the employee benefit is exempt. Investment-holding companies, tax-exempt bodies and cost-plus assessed service companies are excluded. Apply consistently to all covered employees. If reporting premiums, use a reasonable allocation method consistent across years; changes may require amended income records.

Official Source

A concise, independent Apex Gateway guide based on the official English source, not a reproduction of the complete document. Consult the original for full conditions, exceptions and subsequent updates.

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