An S corporation is not treated as a corporate taxpayer with respect to which one of...

An S corporation is not treated as a corporate taxpayer with respect to which one of the following fringebenefits?

A. group term life insurance premiums

B. nonqualified deferred compensation

C. stock options

D. qualified retirement plans

Expert Solution

A. group term life insurance premiums

An S corporation is not treated as a corporate taxpayer with respect to group term life insurance premium. as Sec 1372(a) states that S corporation shall be treated as a partnership for the purpose of Fringe benefits.

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