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Wondering if others have dealt with this idea or can anticipate any hurdles -- Say a company had a standard dependent care FSA program, no pre-tax employer contributions to the employee accounts. Company now wants to establish a fund for employer contributions but subject to taxes, for participating DC FSA employees but not directly to their DC FSA accounts (so to avoid any pre-tax issues plus to avoid being considered towards the employees' $5k/$2.5k contributions limit). Fund would be fixed per year at $xx total (decided at the beginning of the year or end of prior year), and then allocated between participants based on the # of participants in the prior plan year (as if it's a pool to be divvied up based on prior year participation). Eligible participants include anyone who participated in the prior plan year and is still employed at the beginning of the applicable year. Anyone seen this before, or something similar? So long as it's post-tax and not directly to their accounts, any hurdles? -
I've been researching what is considered a reasonable time for an employer to deposit a 401k contribution/match of an employee’s compensation and was wondering if there are there any exceptions/exemptions for 132(j) types compensation? Some situations I am looking at have 132(j) compensation that is hard to get a number on quickly as they are paid in advance and then, what is not used by the employee, is later refunded. Any guidance would be appreciated. Thanks!
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Client company adopted a QSEHRA. Participants will purchase individual HDHP insurance policies and be reimbursed by QSEHRA. May the company make direct HSA deposits on behalf of employees? (If employees make deposits, the amount is deductible on form 1040 but subject to FICA taxes.) Is there a way for the company to make the deposits so that the company "does not offer a group health plan to any of its employees" and violate IRC 9831(d)(3)(B)(ii)?
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If the 2012 5500 audit for a multiple employer plan is complete, and one of the plan adopters declares a 2012 employer contribution after its audit is finalized, can the employer deduction be included on the 2013 5500 even if the employer takes the deduction for 2012, or must the employer deduction be the same year for the 5500 and the corporate tax year? (assume both calendar year). The Plan Administrator did not want to go through the hassle of appending the audit report.
