In
a cafeteria plan your contributions to your coverage are deducted from your paycheck in a pre-tax manner, your employers contributions to the plan are a business expense.
Not exact matches
Employers will be allowed to offer HRAs through a
cafeteria plan; however, these employer
contributions must be made available on a comparable basis, on behalf of all participating employees.
Including health insurance, dental insurance, life insurance, long term disability, short term disability, teacher's retirement deductions /
contributions / reporting, tax sheltered annuity deductions /
contributions / reporting, flexible spending account (
cafeteria sec. 125
plans), insurance deduction
plan, dependent care plan, medical Expense Plan, account administration and report
plan, dependent care
plan, medical Expense Plan, account administration and report
plan, medical Expense
Plan, account administration and report
Plan, account administration and reporting.
If an employee participates in multiple
cafeteria plans offering health FSA's maintained by members of a controlled group or affiliated service group, the employee's total health FSA salary reduction
contributions under all of the
cafeteria plans are limited to $ 2,500.
Depending on how the employer has structured the
cafeteria plan, employees may reduce their salaries on a pre-tax basis for any
contributions for selections in the
cafeteria plan.
Box W: Employer
contributions (including employee
contributions through a
cafeteria plan) to an employee's health savings account (HSA).
The big difference for me is that my
contribution thorough a
cafeteria plan also skips Social Security and Medicare taxes.
That is a 6.2 % (SS) + 1.45 % (Medicare) tax on those
contributions if done outside a
cafeteria plan.
Advising employers regarding wellness programs,
cafeteria plan compliance, health savings accounts, and defined
contribution health care strategies