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Michelle's Law Amendments: HRA Plans and Cafeteria Plans with Health Care Reimbursement Accounts
Wolters Kluwer Law & Business / ftwilliam.com 
[Guidance Overview] Oct. 20, 2009 Excerpt: Tax/COBRA Treatment[:] Because Michelle's Law did not amend Code section 152, reimbursements for eligible expenses of dependents covered under Michelle's law that do not meet the definition of dependent under Code section 152 may be subject to tax. In addition, it is unclear whether COBRA coverage for 'Michelle's Law' dependents is measured from the loss of student status or the loss of extended coverage provided by Michelle's law. MORE >> |
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