caryn22359 Posted November 8, 2011 Posted November 8, 2011 I am very confused. I have researched thisand cannot find an answer. 1. Can an greater than 2% shareholder in an s corporation participate in a HRA account? If not is it treated the same way as accident and health insurance prem. Add to box 1 as taxable income not subject to FICA and Med. and then it is taken as an AGI deduction on the 1040. 2. Same question exception can the shareholder have a Health Savings Account.
Guest morris Posted November 10, 2011 Posted November 10, 2011 1) Greater than 2% shareholders in an S-corp cannot participate in an HRA. I think the reason is because that, as a self employed filer, they are able to claim out of pocket medical expenses on their tax return. To receive a payment from their own company's HRA would result in double dipping. 2) Yes, an S-corp owner can have an HSA.
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