I'm covered by my domestic partner's health insurance plan with her employer. From what I understand, the benefits I receive are taxed when she receives her paycheck. However, I'm wondering if I owe any taxes as I'm receiving a benefit or are the additional taxes she is paying covering it?

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Expert Joseph Caplan's Answer:

No, you will not be taxed for such benefits as your partner was already taxed.

Joseph Caplan, CPA

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I'm covered by my domestic partner's health insurance plan with her employer. From what I understand, the benefits I receive are taxed when she receives her paycheck. However, I'm wondering if I owe any taxes as I'm receiving a benefit or are the additional taxes she is paying covering it?

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