Hi Friend,
First, I’ve got to start with my own Public Service
Announcement. Two weeks ago, I accidentally discovered that I had dangerously
high blood pressure. “Stroke territory,” the Dr. said as she sent me to rest quietly
in a darkened room with no travel, no computers, nothing that would aggravate
the condition as they worked to slowly bring the blood pressure down. Bring it
down too fast, and you risk a stroke. Keep it up there, and you risk
irreparable heart damage and/or a stroke.
My doctor told me that hypertension (high blood pressure) is
called the silent killer because you often have no symptoms at all. No
symptoms, that is, until you suddenly get hit with a stroke.
The good news is that the meds worked, and there was no damage
to my heart. If you’re past 35, get your blood pressure checked and continually
have it checked on a regular basis. I bought a blood pressure machine, and now
anyone who visits our house can check his or her blood pressure too. Okay, maybe
I have taken it a little too far...
With all of these medical issues coming up for me, it reminded
me of just how important medical coverage is. But providing medical insurance
is a real challenge for businesses today, whether they’re large or small. For
the self-employed, health insurance can be even tougher. Insurers are
increasingly unwilling to provide coverage for people in less than perfect
health.
This is one area where C Corporations really shine. That’s
because C Corporations have the unique ability to establish Medical
Reimbursement Plans for owners and employees instead. And a medical
reimbursement plan can be an affordable alternative. I talk about Medical
Reimbursement Plans in my book, Loopholes of the Rich.
You’ll also find a starter Medical Reimbursement Plan that you can use and
adapt for your own corporation’s use.
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Did you know that reimbursements under a properly-structured
Medical Reimbursement Plan are tax deductible for the company and tax-free for
the recipients? Go to http://www.TaxLoopholes.com to learn why.
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You’d be surprised at what qualifies as a reimbursable medical
expense! Find out at http://www.TaxLoopholes.com.
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The IRS has established some guidelines as to what’s allowed.
Visit http://www.TaxLoopholes.com for five great
medical reimbursement loopholes.
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Warmly,
Diane Kennedy
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