A. Lower gross income means lower FICA and income tax withholding.
B. Employee can choose the benefits most needed.
C. Employee is not required to take benefits which his or her spouse already
has with another employer.
D. Tax savings can be put aside for retirement needs, e.g., in a Sec. 40
1 (k) plan, life insurance, etc.
E. Lower gross income may qualify the employee for the eamed-income credit
on his or her income tax return.
Cafeteria Plans
How is the Employer Benefited?
Some "Qualified Benefits" Which
Can Be Added, Include
Benefits Which are Specifiacally
Excluded, Include
Plan Requirements
Discrimination
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