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Section 125  Cafeteria plans are  one of  the fastest  growing employee benefits currently available. Under Section 125 of  the Internal Revenue Code, an   employee may  set  aside  a  portion of  his compensation on a pre-tax basis. The  money  that  is  set aside must   be  used  for such expenses as   medical/dental/vision premiums,  dependent care,  or reimbursement  of   medical/dental/vision expenses.

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Services

The W&A, Inc. cafeteria program provides the employer with the ability to effectively  communicate with its employees and to inform employees of their benefits under the cafeteria  plan .The program includes professional claims processing, compliance, consulting, communications, and state of the art voice response and Internet capabilities. The W&A system also has debit cards for use at most drug stores, hospitals and doctors offices.

Plan Administration

W&A, Inc. provides the employer with a  plan administrator who is assigned to the plan. Every detail of the plan will  be handled by that administrator. 

 
Compliance
 

Your  assigned   plan   administrator  is  constantly   studying the  latest  regulations  from  the Department of Labor, the Internal Revenue Service and other governmental agencies in order to keep up with the ever changing nature of  plan compliance.

 
Consulting
 

As part of the routine service provided by W&A, Inc., a consultant is  available  to  help  with questions concerning plan design, tax law changes, and plan interpretation. The consultant and plan administrator are also available for plan enrollments and consultations.

 
Communications
 

The  art  of  communications  is  often  the  most   difficult  part  of  any  plan,  and  especially   a cafeteria plan. A cafeteria program must be effectively communicated in order for the employee to make the correct elections of benefits. The administrator, consultant and support staff assigned to your plan  are  trained  to  respond to questions and communicate to both employers and plan participants in language that is easy to understand.

 
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