Meanings of fringe benefit in English

It's a fringe benefit of flyin' with Captain Wesley Dare.

They discussed fringe benefit tax until about midnight, when a neighbour made a noise complaint.

And what's this, a fringe benefit?

Here, the northern man seemed to view such a conquest as a hoped-for fringe benefit rather than a right.

He went thinking that a fringe benefit of the trip would be emancipation from headlines about Tonya Harding, etc.

He'd seen other experts pull similar stunts, snatch every fringe benefit they could get while moonlighting in a lawsuit.

According to the DA's calculations, Zuma should pay fringe benefit tax amounting to almost R64m for the Nkandla upgrades.

The exercises had the admirable fringe benefit of easing many of the aftereffects of a night in William's bed.

Breast cancer: Surgery to reduce the size of uncomfortably or even dangerously large breasts has an important fringe benefit.

That is not tackled in those simple figures, though neither is the fringe benefit of actually living in the house.

You should also have a letter stating the company vehicle value and calculation of the fringe benefit from your employer.

It would have the added fringe benefit of damping down some of the risk-taking behaviour that recently brought economic ruin.

Following the dosage instructions at the end of this section can have the fringe benefit of clearing up inflamed gums.

The job's big fringe benefit was when the owner gave us each a Coke, which cost a dime back then.

One fringe benefit of his new method is that Nova, Elix, and their riveted world are ready to animate when Hollywood calls.

Transport spokesperson Julie-Anne Genter said removing fringe benefit tax from electric vehicles for seven years was an easy way of incentivising people to go electric.