• Shareholder Health & Supplemental Insurance

    For your 2024 Payroll
  • READ THIS BEFORE COMPLETING: You will need information for premiums paid on Health Insurance, Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Medicare, and/or Long-Term Care. Include total amounts PAID or TO BE PAID by 12/31/2024.

    Estimated Time to Complete: 5 - 15 minutes

  • No Deduction for Health Insurance! Other coverage: You are not eligible to take the Self-Employed Health Insurance Deduction if you are eligible to be covered through a spouse's employer plan. Note: This applies even if you decide to decline coverage and pay for your insurance through your S-Corporation. However, you can deduct the following: Medicare and Long-Term Care Premiums (if applicable). Click on Go to Next Page to provide this information.

  • Yes, you may be able to deduct your Health & Supplemental Insurance. You may be able to deduct your Vision and Dental Insurance as well. You may also be able to deduct your Medicare and Long-Term Care Premiums (if applicable). Click on Go to Next Page to provide this information.

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  • Health Insurance Premiums

  • No deduction for Health Coverage. Non-deductible: Currently, contributions that members make to health sharing organizations for their membership fees are not deductibe for Federal Income Tax purposes. Not an insurance plan: Health sharing is a lower-cost alternative to medical insurance, they are not insurance plans themselves. Your contributions to a health sharing ministry or program do not qualify for the same tax treatment.

    However, you may still be able to deduct: Dental Insurance, Vision Insurance, Medicare, and/or Long-Term Care. Click on Go to Next Page to determine eligibility.

  • Please note the following about your health premiums: 

    What to report? Only report amounts for you, your spouse, and your dependents. Do not include other employee premiums.

    Paid directly by your Corporation: Premiums should be paid directly by your corporation to ensure 100% deductibility.

    Reimburse yourself? If your Corporation has NOT directly paid your premiums, you should have the company reimburse you for premiums paid by end of year.

  • Dental Insurance

  • No deduction for Dental Coverage. Non-deductible: Currently, contributions that members make to medical sharing organizations for their membership fees are not deductibe for Federal Income Tax purposes. Not an insurance plan: Medical sharing plan is a lower-cost alternative to medical insurance, they are not insurance plans themselves. Your contributions to a medical sharing ministry or program do not qualify for the same tax treatment.

    However, you may still be able to deduct: Vision Insurance, Medicare, and/or Long-Term Care. Click on Go to Next Page to determine eligibility.

  • Please note the following about your dental premiums: 

    What to report? Only report amounts for you, your spouse, and your dependents. Do not include other employee premiums.

    Paid directly by your Corporation: Premiums should be paid directly by your corporation to ensure 100% deductibility.

    Reimburse yourself? If your Corporation has NOT directly paid your premiums, you should have the company reimburse you for premiums paid by end of year.

  • Vision Insurance

  • No deduction for Vision Coverage. Non-deductible: Currently, contributions that members make to medical sharing organizations for their membership fees are not deductibe for Federal Income Tax purposes. Not an insurance plan: Medical sharing plan is a lower-cost alternative to medical insurance, they are not insurance plans themselves. Your contributions to a medical sharing ministry or program do not qualify for the same tax treatment.

    However, you may still be able to deduct: Medicare, and/or Long-Term Care. Click on Go to Next Page to determine eligibility.

  • Please note the following about your vision premiums: 

    What to report? Only report amounts for you, your spouse, and your dependents. Do not include other employee premiums.

    Paid directly by your Corporation: Premiums should be paid directly by your corporation to ensure 100% deductibility.

    Reimburse yourself? If your Corporation has NOT directly paid your premiums, you should have the company reimburse you for premiums paid by end of year.

  • Medicare Coverage

  • Please note the following about your Medicare coverage:

    What to report? Only report amounts for you and/or your spouse.

    Paid directly by your Corporation: Medicare Premiums should be paid directly by your corporation to ensure 100% deductibility.

    Reimbursement? If your corporation has NOT directly paid your premiums, you should have the company reimburse you for premiums paid by end of year.

  • Long-Term Care Insurance

  • Please note the following about your Long-Term Care premiums:

    What to report? Only report amounts for you and/or your spouse.

    Paid directly by your Corporation: Premiums should be paid directly by your corporation to ensure 100% deductibility.

    Reimburse yourself? If your corporation has NOT directly paid your premiums, you should have the company reimburse you for premiums paid by end of year.

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