Sometimes.
If an employer paid the premiums, you will pay taxes on the payments you recieve.
If you pay the premiums, then the payments are not taxable.
Sometimes both an employer and employee pay the premiums together. In these cases, the taxable amount is a percentage equal to the percentage of the premiums paid by the employer.
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