wsp Posted June 26, 2007 Posted June 26, 2007 Company is a partnership. Currently offers Section 125 plan for medical premiums to be paid pre-tax. Company also offers a stand alone Section 129 DCAP plan. Previously only NHCE's participated in the plan. However, recently an HCE had a child HCE does not own 5% of company and is not considered a Key employee but is considered an HCE. Given that no current NHCE's are participating, I would imagine that it's impossible for the HCE to utilize this benefit....am I correct? If that's the case is the only real solution to gross up said HCE's compensation to account for the tax implications?
Jacmo Posted June 27, 2007 Posted June 27, 2007 You are correct--impossible for HCE to utilize. They would automatically fail the 55% test. Solution is to remove the HCE from the plan, and add all DCAP deductions back to W-2 as taxable income. (Be sure that prior payroll records are cleared out correctly--DCAP deductions go into a separate box on the W-2 and you don't want that showing up at W-2 time.)
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