The Federal Government Does Not Tax Employees on On the Amount

Multiple Choice

The federal government does not tax employees on on the amount that employers spend providing them with health insurance.When comparing employees who receive employee-provided health insurance and consumers who must pay for their own health insurance, the non-taxed amount spent on employer-provided health insurance is an example of

A) the benefits-received principle.
B) the ability-to-pay principle.
C) the horizontal-equity principle.
D) how the tax code is used to attain a social objective.