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Payroll tax setup for employee benefits
originally posted: 08/11/2006
revised: 12/12/2010
Q:
How are health benefits shown on a W2 form or can they be ignored altogether?
A:
It depends on the type of health plan. A summary help chart is posted in an article titled "Setting Up Payroll Tax for Employee Benefits.
Personal help with payroll setup is available through OnlineAdviser service.
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