Tax social benefit without an employee's application

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12.09.2025 10:00 • Question

If I, as an employer, applied a tax social benefit to an employee without his application, can I be held liable for this?

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Lorina Fedan

Answer provided 17.09.2025 12:53

If the employer applied a tax social benefit without the employee's application, it is the employer who is responsible for paying personal income tax.

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Tax social benefit without an employee's application

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Lorina Fedan

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