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Social security disability benefits are financed through...

payroll tax

Self-employeds must pay _____ of the combined employee/employer tax rate

100%

Although employers may take a tax deduction for contributions, employees

are not entitled to a deduction for their share of the social security tax.

Health insurance can be organized into the following groups

Individually Owned,


Group,


Sole proprietors and Partners,


Business

What is the threshold (percentage) that the taxpayers medical expenses must exceed to be able to be deducted

7.5% of gross income

Social security taxes are paid by employees with

After-tax dollars

Disability benefits are subject to what taxes during the first 6 calendar months following the last month the employee was on the job

Social Security Tax (FICA) and


Federal Unemployment Tax (FUTA)

Self-employed persons are allowed to deduct the amount they pay for health insurance (including long term care) provided they:

Show a net profit for the year and


Cannot claim the deduction for any month they were eligible to participate in a health plan by their employer or by their employer's spouse

Medicare Part A hospital insurance is primarily funded by

Social security payroll taxes

The premiums paid by a company for group health for its employees are:

Tax-deductible by the company and not considered taxable income to the employees

Benefits paid by individually owned accident, health, disability or long term care policies generally are

received income tax-free by the taxpayer, provided benefits do not exceed actual expenses

Individual disability insurance premiums are

not deductible to the insured, but the benefits are received tax-free

An individual who is considered chronically ill must have a condition that

is expected to last at least 90 days and you must be re-certified on an annual basis

Chronically ill means that the individual

is unable, without substantial help from another person, be able to perform at least 2 of 5 ADL's (activities of daily living).