DOMESTIC PARTNER BENEFIT FACTS 2025

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the DOMESTIC PARTNER BENEFIT FACTS document in the editor.
  2. Begin by reviewing the 'BENEFITS' section, which outlines the plans available for enrollment. Ensure you understand each benefit option: Medical, Dental, Mental Health, Prescription, and Vision Wear.
  3. Next, navigate to the 'DEFINITION' section. Here, confirm that you and your domestic partner meet all criteria listed. This includes sharing a common residence and being jointly responsible for living expenses.
  4. Proceed to the 'ENROLLMENT' section. If you are within your initial eligibility period or have experienced a status change, follow the instructions provided to enroll your domestic partner.
  5. If applicable, complete any required documentation such as the California Declaration of Domestic Partnership or Affidavit of Domestic Partnership for Florida employees.
  6. Finally, review the 'TAX IMPLICATIONS' and 'TERMINATION OF COVERAGE' sections to understand how these factors may affect your benefits and responsibilities.

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No. Like other provisions of the federal tax law that apply only to married taxpayers, section 66 and section 469(i)(5) do not apply to registered domestic partners because registered domestic partners are not married for federal tax purposes.
In many places, if a boyfriend and girlfriend live together and meet certain criteria--such as sharing finances, cohabitating for a specific period, or having an emotional and financial commitment--they may be considered domestic partners.
There are a variety of benefits that come along with getting a domestic partnership in California, such as having the option of not getting married, avoiding a marriage tax, being legally recognized as a couple, receiving health insurance, child rights, family rights, and more.
Domestic partner benefits are an easy way to obtain a competitive advantage for talent and to drive recruitment and retention of dedicated employees.
Couples who are in a domestic partnership are not able to file their taxes jointly because they are not recognized as married by the federal government. There also is no guarantee that the partners will be able to receive healthcare from their partners plans.
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Domestic partnerships are not a federally recognized form of marriage, so for federal tax purposes all of your finances are no different than if you were unmarried and not in a domestic partnership.

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