Work Comp Insurance & Taxes: Understanding Pre-Tax Deductions
Workers' compensation insurance premiums are typically a pre-tax deduction. It is treated as a business expense and can reduce the amount of income subject to taxes. Premiums are considered pre-tax because they are paid before income taxes are withheld from an employee's paycheck. This means that employees do not pay taxes on the amount of the premium that their employer contributes.Health Insurance - Related Articles
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