Accounting Question (Cafeteria Plans) True or False 1. A cafeteria plan can provide employees and partners...
Accounting Question (Cafeteria Plans)
True or False
1. A cafeteria plan can provide employees and partners with a choice of participating in a Section 401(k), a health insurance arrangement or cash.
2. Former employees can participate in a cafeteria plan.
3. Sole proprietors can participate in a cafeteria plan.
4. A cafeteria plan provide employees with a choice of vacation pay or group term life insurance.
5. Salary reduction amounts that are exchanged for health benefits in a cafeteria plan are subject to income and employment taxes.
Homework Answers
1. A cafeteria plan can provide employees and partners with a choice of participating in a Section 401(k), a health insurance arrangement or cash-TRUE
2.. Former employees can participate in a cafeteria plan.-TRUE
3.Sole proprietors can participate in a cafeteria plan.-FALSE
4.4. A cafeteria plan provide employees with a choice of vacation pay or group term life insurance-FALSE
5.Salary reduction amounts that are exchanged for health benefits in a cafeteria plan are subject to income and employment taxes.-TRUE
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