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11/3/09 9:11 AM
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EMPLOYER PAYS MEDICAL BILLS FOR EMPLOYEE WHO HAS INSURANCE ELSEWHERE, HOW IS THIS TREATED?

 
 
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11/3/09 10:10 AM

Undor normal circumstances this would be taxable income

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11/3/09 10:21 AM

So the employee gets reimbursed twice - once from his employer and once by his insurance company?  That would be taxable compensation, subject to normal withholding.

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