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North Carolina Voters Amend Constitution to Limit Marriage to Persons of Opposite Sex: Implications for Employers
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May 10, 2012

"The new amendment to the North Carolina constitution reemphasizes that employers in North Carolina will not have to adjust their policies, plans and documents to accommodate or provide for same-sex spouses. Employers may, however, offer benefits to the same-sex spouses of employees who enter into those marriages in states where it is legal -- the amendment does not prevent that. Employers also may provide benefits that are not taxable to employees' same-sex spouses. But the amendment does mean that it remains the case that for purposes of state taxation, if an employer in North Carolina provides coverage in a health and welfare plan to the same-sex spouse of an employee, that coverage is taxable income to that employee."  MORE >>

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