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firephoenix1
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- Jurisdiction
- Washington
I purchased a health insurance plan directly from a company in my state. I paid on time payments from my business account. I own a LLC and am taxed as a sole-proprietor. My health premiums have always been a business expense. The company refused to accept payment and returned the checks and cancelled my insurance. In an email conversation prior to cancellation, I was told I could apply for an exception to their decision. However, when I logged on to get the form they provided a few days after that conversation, my account was suspended. I cannot access the emails they sent regarding this.
Does the company have a legal right to refuse payments and cancel my insurance because payments are from a business account? I cannot believe anyone has the right to tell me how to run my own finances. They cited I might incur a tax penalty if I paid from a business account. But shouldn't my financial and tax decisions be my business?
Does the company have a legal right to refuse payments and cancel my insurance because payments are from a business account? I cannot believe anyone has the right to tell me how to run my own finances. They cited I might incur a tax penalty if I paid from a business account. But shouldn't my financial and tax decisions be my business?