The employer’s savings on ancillary wage costs result from the reduction of the gross salary through the salary conversion. This leads to lower social security contributions, which means savings for the employer. However, if the employee’s salary remains above the social security contribution assessment ceiling even after the salary conversion, the conversion does not affect the ancillary wage costs, as no additional social security contributions are due in this case.
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