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i have two pre-tax voluntary deductions one is medical and the other is dental. The difference is roughly two thousand dollars more then my current wage.
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The medical and dental "pre-tax" deductions from your pay are not entered on your tax return. The employer reduces your taxable gross wages in box 1, by these amounts because you are using a qualified plan that allows you to contribute these funds tax free. Because you are not paying tax on these earnings, then you cannot use them as deductions.
The medical and dental "pre-tax" deductions from your pay are not entered on your tax return. The employer reduces your taxable gross wages in box 1, by these amounts because you are using a qualified plan that allows you to contribute these funds tax free. Because you are not paying tax on these earnings, then you cannot use them as deductions.
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