Medical Imputed Income: Definition & Tax Implications
Medical imputed income is the taxable value assigned to employer-provided medical benefits (e.g., health insurance) that exceed certain limits or are provided to non-dependents. It is calculated based on the cost of coverage and added to the employee's gross income for tax purposes, potentially reducing tax deductions or credits.
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