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Sean H.
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  • north carolina
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Full 1099 w/ S-Corp, do all employer contributions apply for me?

Sean H.
  • Developer
  • north carolina
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I saw something recently where the CARES act added in last year that an employer can contribute up to 5,250 each year until 2025 towards student loans, and the money becomes a full write off.  My company is just me and partner, with no "employees."

I am already aware that i can contribute to a solo 401k as an employee and employer. But, wasn't sure with other contributions i can play the duality as well. 

Does this also work with health insurance copay?

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