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This week we have more information about the CARES Act, including details on qualified plan loans and health expenses paid by employers for furloughed workers. We also have the annual updates to the HSA numbers that will be in effect for 2021. How was your Memorial Day? |
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Calculating CARES Act Qualified Plan Loans & The One-Year Look-back Rule
The CARES Act allows plan sponsors to double the qualified plan loan limit for qualified individuals. Plan loans made between March 27, 2020 and September 23, 2020 are limited to the lesser of (1) $100,000 or (2) 100% of the participant’s vested account balance. Despite this, even if the individual is qualified, plan sponsors must remain aware of the one-year look-back rule For more information on the qualified plan loan rules, visit Tax Facts Online. Read More |
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2021 HSA Inflation-Adjustments
The IRS has released Revenue Procedure 2020-32 with the 2021 inflation adjusted amounts for taxpayers who contribute to health savings accounts (HSAs). For more information on the contribution limits that apply to HSAs, visit Tax Facts Online. Read More |
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Treasury Allows Tax Credit for Health Expenses of Furloughed Workers
Clearing up confusion (and revising initial guidance), the Treasury has announced that if an employer continues to pay an employee’s health insurance costs during a furlough period, the employer is entitled to claim a tax credit with respect to those expenses. This is the case even if the employer is not currently paying the employee’s wages. For more information on the employee retention tax credit, visit Tax Facts Online. Read More |
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