Creating Reportable Income Time Records
When a company pays all or a portion of the premiums for an employee on Group Term Life Insurance, the employee must pay taxes on the value of the amount of coverage over $50,000. The coverage over $50,000 is referred to as excess coverage. Life Insurance Reportable Income (BN150) calculates, for each employee, the taxable amount associated with excess employee and dependent life insurance coverage. The taxable amount is called imputed income.
Perform the update every pay cycle, monthly, or once at the end of the year. Create a time record to add the imputed income to the employee's taxable wages.
The application can also determine the value of excess employee coverage. Calculating the cost of excess life insurance
A life benefit plan must have a Yes in the Reportable Life field on the Misc tab on Benefit Plan (BN15.1) to be included in the Life Insurance Reportable Income calculation. Defining a primary benefit plan
You must define parameters to calculate an employee's tax liability for excess employee and dependent life insurance. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) determines the monthly cost table. Defining Excess Life Insurance Rates
To create reportable income time records