AceKingsuited
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what they are looking at is taxing what your employer pays not what you pay. that is called imputed income.
you probably pay no more than 30% of the actual premium. you would pay the tax's on the other 70% without making a dime more in income.
look into it people!
wow, not a lot of response's
guess i didnt use a proper inflamatory word in the question!
it's only the biggest issue on the table, but i guess we shouldnt worry about it!
you probably pay no more than 30% of the actual premium. you would pay the tax's on the other 70% without making a dime more in income.
look into it people!
wow, not a lot of response's
guess i didnt use a proper inflamatory word in the question!
it's only the biggest issue on the table, but i guess we shouldnt worry about it!