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Melissa employer purchased a health insurance plan that costs $475 per month and requires that melisa pay $85 toward the plan. w

hat is the annual value of the employer contribution
this is for APEX

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balu736 [363]4 years ago

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85 is the employer contribution and there is 12 months in a year 85x12=1020

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