What if my life partner meets the eligibility requirements for a non-tax dependent, but my partners children qualify as tax dependents?
You may enroll your life partner as a non-tax dependent, which means his or her premium would be deducted from your pay after taxes and create imputed income for you. Since your partner’s children are your tax dependents, you may enroll them. The children’s premium would be deducted from your pay before taxes, with no imputed income. Examples of premiums for life partners.
Related Questions
- Will coverage provided to children who do not qualify as the employees tax dependent be taxable income to the employee (similar to how we currently handle domestic partners)?
- What if my life partner meets the eligibility requirements for a non-tax dependent, but my partners children qualify as tax dependents?
- What are the tax consequences of enrolling my life partners children?
