Imputed Income Liability for LDA (2023)
For medical, dental and vision coverage only, instead of covering a spouse, an eligible employee may cover another qualified adult member of their household, or Legally Domiciled Adult (LDA). The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) considers the employer-provided value of a health care benefit for a non-tax dependent LDA to be taxable as income to the employee who is covering them on their benefit plan. This is called “imputed income.”
For employees covering a non-tax dependent LDA under their medical, dental or vision insurance plan, the monthly imputed income liability is shown below:
Plan | Monthly Liability |
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Kaiser Signature HMO | $660.74 |
Kaiser Signature HDHP 3 with HSA | $549.51 |
CareFirst BlueChoice Advantage POS | $751.32 |
CareFirst BlueChoice Advantage CDHP with HSA | $605.11 |
UnitedHealthcare Choice Plus PPO | $926.48 |
Delta Dental Standard PPO | $40.78 |
Delta Dental Enhanced PPO | $73.30 |
Aetna DMO | $42.22 |
EyeMed Vision Care Select | $5.96 |