Tomei
Administrators can save you big Money
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Flexible Compensation
Plan (I.R.C. Section 125) |
| Save
taxes on fringe benefits? |
Sounds
Great. But how does it work? |
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| An
IRS approved plan that increases your employees' benefits while cutting
your payroll taxes. |
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A Flexible Compensation
Program will increase benefits available for employees, cut your expenses
and save you tax dollars. Consider these advantages...
- You reduce your
payroll taxes. As an employee's taxable salary decreases through
participation in the Flexible Compensation Program, the related payroll
taxes you pay - such as worker's compensation, and your share of Social
Security expenses will decrease
- Tomei Administrators
will administer your Flexible Compensation Program for you. There's
no need for you to add more staff or computer resources
- Because employee
Social Security contributions are decreased, eventual benefits may be
less. To replace this loss, our optional voluntary permanent life insurance
provides a growing tax-deferred retirement fund for the employee and
an immediate death benefit for his or her family.
- The addition of
The Flexible Compensation Program is cost efficient for you and a better
benefit for your employees. Morale improves, Productivity goes up. And
you hold onto and attract top employees.
An employee can
use pre-tax salary dollars to pay certain benefit expenses such as:
- Employee contributions
toward group medical, dental and vision insurance premiums
- Medical, dental,
vision care, physical examinations and health related supplies and other
services not covered by insurance. Such as deductibles, Doctor co-pays.
RX co-pays etc.
- Day-care for a
dependent child, disabled spouse or dependent parent.
- Because employees
pay for these expenses on a pre-tax basis, they will lower their Social
Security payments, Federal and State Income taxes.
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| Example
of Anticipated Annual Savings |
Let's assume you have 10 employees with an annual payroll of $250,000
Each employee contributes $100 a month toward group insurance premiums plus
$50 per month for eligible unreimbursed medical/ dental expenses not covered
by insurance.
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| Employer
Savings |
W/O
Sec. 125 |
With/
Sec. 125 |
Savings |
| Annual
Payroll |
$
250,000 |
$
250,000 |
$
0 |
| Employee
Premiums |
$
0 |
$
-12,000 |
$
0 |
| Unreimbursed
medical/dental |
$ 0 |
$
-6,000 |
$
0 |
| Taxable
Payroll |
$
250,000 |
$
232,000 |
$
0 |
| FICA
(7.65%) |
$
19,125 |
$
17,748 |
$
1,377 |
| Workers
Compensation (estimated 4%) |
$ 10,000 |
$
9,280 |
$
720 |
| Total
Employer Savings |
0 |
$
2,097 |
$
2,097 |
| Employee
Savings |
W/O
Sec. 125 |
With/
Sec. 125 |
Savings |
| Annual
Income |
$
25,000 |
$
25,000 |
$
0 |
| Pre
Tax Contribution |
$
0 |
$
-1,800 |
$
0 |
| Taxable
Income |
$
25,000 |
$
23,200 |
$
0 |
| Estimated
Fed/State Taxes (30%) |
$
-7,500 |
$
-6,960 |
$
540 |
| Estimated
FICA (7.65%) |
$
-1,912 |
$
-1,775 |
$
137 |
| After-Tax
Contribution |
$
-1,800 |
$
0 |
$
0 |
| Net
Take-Home Pay |
$
13,788 |
$
14, 465 |
$
0 |
| TAKE-HOME
PAY INCREASE ( per employee) |
$
0 |
$
677 |
$
677 |
| Total
Take Home Pay Increase ( all 10 employees) |
677x10=
6770 |
$
6770 |
| Summary |
Total
Savings |
$
8867 |
| Total
Estimated Employer Savings |
$
2,097.00 |
| Total
Estimated Employee Savings |
$
6,770.00 |
| Total
Employer & Employee Savings |
$
8867. 00 |
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