EBIA Weekly Archives - Cafeteria Plans - Court Cases
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- Third Circuit Reverses Madison Decision on Flex Credit/Overtime Pay But Leaves Issue Unresolved
- From the November 30, 2000 EBIA Weekly
- The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has set aside the decision of the lower court in this case, which held that unrestricted (or "cashable") employer credits under a cafeteria plan must be included for purposes of determining overtime compensation under ...
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- Tax Court Provides Guidance on Whether Costs of Purchase and Adaptation of Vehicles for Disabled are Medical Expenses
- From the October 19, 2000 EBIA Weekly
- The parents of a handicapped child bought a van for the sole purpose of transporting him to and from hospitals, school and doctors' appointments. They paid an additional $4,400 to modify the van by adding an automatic wheelchair lift ...
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- A Lesson In Drafting: Court Orders Health FSA to Reimburse Expenses Paid But Not Incurred During the Plan Year
- From the August 31, 2000 EBIA Weekly
- In Grande v. Allison Engine Co., Inc., the participant had elected to set aside $528 in his health FSA account for the 1997 calendar plan year. In October 1997, his wife had a tooth replaced, resulting in $1,800 in ...
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- Sole Proprietor's Business Deduction For Employee-Spouse's Health Coverage Denied Where Spouse Not Bona Fide Employee
- From the July 26, 2000 EBIA Weekly
- A self-employed individual cannot deduct, as a business expense, the cost of his or her own medical expenses. However, under Code Section 162, a self-employed individual can deduct the cost of health insurance for bona fide employees as "...
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- Administrator Abused Its Discretion in Determining That Rehabilitation Therapy Services Were Custodial
- From the June 21, 2000 EBIA Weekly
- The plaintiff in this case suffered severe head injuries, and her treating physicians referred her to a facility where she was evaluated by physical and occupational therapists and participated in a daily structured program to retrain her in basic physical ...
