>But, again, it's deducted from your personal income. Yeah, back when my family ran a dog business I got handed the corporation books because I was working a degree in Math. Gotta love the fake math of accounting.
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>What do you mean "deducted from my personal income"? This is money that comes in to the business. The business is providing my health insurance just like any other employer would do if I worked for someone else. I would not be getting taxed (yet) for insurance provided by an employer that I worked for that wasn't me, so why should I pay tax on the money my company spends on health insurance?

I meant, as an 'S' corporation, if business income is cycled through your personal account, aren't business expenses also? Therefore, health insurance is a business expense and would be deductible, wouldn't it? Or is it a case of business profit (income - expenses) only.

I never meant to imply that the money spent on health insurance should be taxed and I'm pretty sure I didn't say that.