A Cafeteria Plan is a tax
favored employee benefit plan, authorized by the Internal Revenue
Service. The concept of the Cafeteria Plan was established in the
1970's and formalized in 1986.
Authorized under Section 125, the Cafeteria Plan
establishes a close relationship between the employer and its
employees.
What is a Cafeteria Plan and what
are the general requirements to install this
plan?
A written plan designed exclusively for the
employee
A plan that does not discriminate
Allows employees to enroll for non-taxable
benefits
Employee benefit selections to be
irrevocable
Reduces the employee's taxable
salary
Reduces employer FICA (on payroll reductions)
Must submit annual filing documents to the
IRS
What Can be Included in
a Cafeteria Plan?
Hospitalization premiums
Term Life (group or 5 year term)
Disability premium (not recommended)
Supplemental medical premium
Dependent Care Expense (day care for qualified
employees)
Unreimbursed medical and dental
expense
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association of brokers provides employers of all sizes turn key
Cafeteria Plan service.
Call today to see why you should utilize the
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Plan.
(The Omega Financial Group does not
render tax advice to employers. Please refer to tax counsel for
details specific to your
situation.) |