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11-Dec-2018 12:31pm
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Scorp client currently has only employee - the sole owner - and is deducting $24000 a year for health insurance premiums.
Scorp is hiring an employee and getting a company health insurance plan. The plan will pay for 25% of each employee's premium - but not family members. So, now the company is only paying $1320 a year for health insurance for owner/employee's health insurance and he is paying the remainder.
So, does remainder of the employee/owner's premiums end up on schedule A (where it has no impact)? It seems like he is now losing a pretty big deduction. Or am I missing something?
11-Dec-2018 3:21pm
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The owner's reimbursement of health insurance is not impacted by the benefits provided to non-owner employees.
Offering insurance to the new employee doesn't change anything to the SH/EE.
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12-Dec-2018 7:52am
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So, the owner can be reimbursed by the company for his family's health insurance? The company is then paying 100% of the owner's and his family's health insurance. Is this allowed under the ACA since it's reported on the W2?
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