Section 105 Medical reimbursement Plan Shining Star Agency LLC

Looking for ways to save money on your
small business healthcare and medical expenses?

Loosen the Healthcare Noose with ...

The IRS has established Section 105 of the tax code so small businesses can deduct healthcare premiums and personal medical expenses just like large corporations ... provided they follow some simple guidleines.

Here is what you need to know about it!

 

With insurance premiums continuing to escalate, small business owners are facing tough decisions regarding their health insurance options. Most are desperately seeking ways to lower their health care costs for the business while maintaining affordable care for themselves and/or their employees.

Many have switched to high deductible plans which result in lower premiums but also increases the financial strain on employees. Health Savings Accounts (HSA) provide one good option to manage that strain. However, Health Reimbursement Arrangements (HRA) provide many small or closely-held busineses with a better and more affordable option. Unfortunately, few small business owners are aware of this option.

An IRS Code Section 105 Medical Reimbursement Arrangement (managed for federal compliance by TASC BizPlan) allows small business owners and employees to deduct 100 percent of their family’s health insurance premiums ... as well as any out-of-pocket medical, vision and dental expenses not covered by their insurance.

It is a great way to increase tax savings for small business owners, often reducing tax bills by over $2000 per year!

The average participant actually saves more than $2,450 annually in taxes. Over 50,000 participants are enrolled nationally in these plans and the plans have been tested in court (in fact, TASC guarantees that they will protect you against the IRS in the unlikely event that the need ever arises).

A Section 105 Medical Reimbursement Plan can be administered to many types of small businesses (see below for types and eligibility). It is important to note that this listing in not comprehensive. If you are not sure whether you qualify, our customer service team can help evaluate your situation.

Unfortunately, Section 105 Medical Reimbursement Plans are often neglected by most small business accountants!

They are seldom trained to mention them as a viable option for their clients ... and sometimes even discourage them ... because they do not understand the process or value.

Most business owners are simply left to discover this option on their own and
generally discover the Section 105 BizPlan option through another small business owner.

 

Then read the frequently asked questions below ...

 

If you DO employ your spouse

With BizPlan, a self-employed business owner (sole proprietorship, partnership or similar LLC) offers an employed spouse a medical reimbursement package. The package covers qualified costs and those incurred by family members ... which includes you, the employer.

The bottom line? A 100% deduction for your family’s medical costs. Real dollars and real savings in excess of $2,000 a year.

Requirements for Sole Proprietors, Partnerships and similar LLC's.

  • Must be married.
  • Must have a spouse who provides legitimate services to the business (even part-time).
  • Must pay for all or some of the family medical expenses
  • May NOT be partners with their spouse

* If you have more than 3-5 employees, then a Section 125 plan might be a better option.

If you do NOT employ your spouse

Self employed, home based and other small business owners (S-Corporation or similar LLC) create their own medical reimbursement plans ... and realize the same tax advantages as big corporations.

BizPlan is specifically designed to create and administer your medical reimbursement plan for you ... simplifying the work required, and keeping you fully in compliance with all regulations. The result is real money-a significant savings on federal, state, and self-employment taxes.

Requirements for S-Corporations and similar LLC's

  • Need NOT be married.
  • Must pay for all or some of the family medical expenses
  • Owner must be taking a W-2 salary from the business.
  • Wages must be subject to social security tax

* If you have more than 3-5 employees, then a Section 125 plan might be a better option.

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CHAD LANDEN
TASC (Total Administrative Services Corporation)
Toll-Free 800.422.4661 ext 4308

Alternate Contact
Gil Gerretsen, Managing Director
Shining Star Agency, LLC
Toll-free 888.658.4776


Frequently Asked Questions

What does TASC BizPlan offer? AgriPlan (for farmers) and BizPlan (for small business owners) are Internal Revenue Code Section 105 Medical Reimbursement Plans available to business owners across the nation. Sole proprietors, corporations, limited liability companies, and partnerships utilize the administrative services of AgriPlan/BizPlan to save substantial tax dollars annually. AgriPlan/BizPlan services allow businesses to deduct 100 percent of their family health insurance premiums and out-of-pocket medical, vision, and dental expenses not covered by insurance.

Who qualifies for TASC BizPlan? To qualify, a Sole Proprietorship or Partnership business owner must be able to legitimately employ his or her spouse. For S-Corporations, family employment is not necessary. Those who qualify include sole proprietors, partnerships, limited liability companies and corporations (including sub-chapter S Corporations). Since LLC's can be taxed in different ways, your filing status will determine whether the rules apply to you as a sole proprietorship (Schedule C) or a corporation (1120S).

How does TASC BizPlan work? In a sole proprietorship or partnership, the spouse becomes an employee in the business. The business owner provides the employed-spouse a compensation package that includes a reasonable wage for necessary business duties and a benefit package that includes reimbursement of health care expenses. These expenses are now a business expenses and are 100 percent deductible. In a corporation, the owner votes to provide themself with a compensation package that includes a reasonable W-2 wage for necessary business duties and a benefit package that includes reimbursement of health care expenses. Note: In an S Corporation the Medical Reimbursement Arrangement allows the deduction for Social Security and Medicare taxation purposes (a 15% savings) but not federal taxes.

How much will I save? The average TASC BizPlan participants save more than $2,450 annually in taxes. Last year, BizPlan participants collectively deducted nearly three hundred million dollars from their taxes.

How much does it cost? TASC BizPlan cost $195 per year. Additional employees can be added to the plan for $50 per year.

How much time does it take to set up and maintain the plan? Setting up an BizPlan is very easy. You simply fill out the application (ABOVE), enroll in the plan, establish an appropriate compensation package and reimburse the medical expenses. Annual duties include submitting benefit expenses to AgriPlan/BizPlan for review, renewing your plan and re-electing your benefits. TASC /BizPlan provides all the required documents and forms and toll-free support.

Why do I need TASC BizPlan? TASC BizPlan, developed in 1986, simplifies the accounting procedures and provides the administration and documentation required to maintain a proper Section 105 Medical Reimbursement Plan. That includes a Plan Document, an Adoption Agreement, a Required Summary Plan Description, an annual Documentation of Benefits Paid and a Third Party Adjudication of Claims. TASC BizPlan also offers an Audit Guarantee to all Participants. By using a qualified third party administrator, you protect yourself from critical mistakes and IRS challenge.

What if my accountant recommends against it? Unfortunately, that happens far too often! Most CPA's and accountants are not even familiar with this section of the tax code (although that is changing), so they do not really understand the process and often do not have the time to become properly educated. However, once they do so, they often change their mind. If your accountant remains resistant, it may be worthwhile to seek another opinion or provider. We will be happy to speak with them on your behalf. Do you really want to throw away thousands of dollars because your financial advisor is not fully prepared?

 

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