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    • Mar 21

Are My Benefits Taxable?

The following are the main state benefits that are taxable:


·       Bereavement Allowance – formerly Widows Pension

·       Carer’s Allowance

·       Employment and Support Allowance (Contribution based ESA)

·       Incapacity Benefit

·       Jobseeekers Allowance

·       Pensions under Industrial Death Benefit Scheme

·       State Pension

·       Widowed Parent’s Allowance

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