Worker's Comp. premiums

[Guest pauljose]

Does anyone know of a resource that lists the pre-tax eligibility(125 plan) of Worker's Comp. premiums by state?

Thanks,

Paul

[KIP KRAUS]

Workers’ Comp. premiums are paid by the employer. So I don’t understand the question about them being pre-taxed. They are usually a business expense to the employer.

[Guest pauljose]

Here in California, when a company implements a 125 plan, they are able to use the reduced gross salary (post 125 deductions) as the basis of their premium cost. I am interested to know whether this is so in the rest of the US as well.

[Guest MarcieMcA]

That is true in Ohio as well. I'm not sure if that is the case in every state. Sorry, I don't have any websites to offer.

[GBurns]

The National Council on Compensation Insurance, Inc (NCCI) has a rule book that is divided by states. I do not know their website but any WC sales rep should be able to give you the info you need.

[Editor's note: This link to a commercial firm might have useful information: http://www.hrollp.com/practice-areas/labor-employment/workers-compensation/list-50-states-d-c-s-workers-compensation-agencies/ ]