
Strategic Benefit Plan
Give Your Employees a Net Pay Raise Access the Top-Rated Comprehensive Preventive Plan Increase Cash Flow $639.96/yr per Employee Let Uncle Sam Pay for It All (No Net Cost to Employer OR Employee!)

It's based on SIMERP, the most BENEFICIAL TAX strategy you've never heard of.
What is a SIMERP?

How SIMERP Works:
A Step-by-Step Guide to Strategic Benefits.

Learn How to Implement the Strategic Benefit Plan
Learn How to Implement the Strategic Benefit Plan
Why Choose This Scenario for Your Business?
Turn Payroll Tax Savings Into Meaningful Benefits That Drive Retention, Compliance, and Profitability.
Cut Costs Without Cutting Corners
Cut Costs Without Cutting Corners
Save up to $639 per employee annually through legally compliant FICA tax reductions.
Reduce taxable payroll, which can potentially lower workers’ compensation premiums.
Retain Top Talent
Retain Top Talent
Give employees access to no-cost supplemental benefits such as accident and disability insurance.
Boost morale, loyalty, and workplace satisfaction by offering coverage that meets real and practical needs.
Simplify Compliance and Administration
Simplify Compliance and Administration
This scenario is designed to align with IRS Section 105/125 requirements.
Receive end-to-end administrative support—from onboarding to audits—requiring minimal HR involvement.
Drive Operational Productivity
Drive Operational Productivity
Support employees with preventative care and mental-health resources that help reduce absenteeism and increase day-to-day productivity.
Is Your Business Eligible for STRATEGIC Benefits?
Is Your Business Eligible for STRATEGIC Benefits?
Take the first step toward saving thousands in payroll taxes and creating a benefits package that employees love.
How the Self-Insured Medical Expense Reimbursement Plan (SIMERP) Works:
A STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO STRATEGIC BENEFITS
From tax savings to employee satisfaction, SIMERP is designed to streamline your benefits strategy.
STEP 1:
Setup & Compliance
STEP 2:
Payroll Integration
STEP 2:
Payroll Integration
STEP 3:
Employee Access & Benefit
STEP 3:
Employee Access & Benefit
STEP 4:
Realize Savings & Retention
STEP 4:

Improve Employee Retention
What stays at risk if nothing changes?
A few quick questions CFOs ask themselves before we run the numbers:
How much payroll tax are we leaving on the table each year if eligible employees don’t participate?
How much payroll tax are we leaving on the table each year if eligible employees don’t participate?
If employees are $100–$150 short in net pay each month, what does that do to retention, overtime, and recruiting costs?
If employees are $100–$150 short in net pay each month, what does that do to retention, overtime, and recruiting costs?
What’s the opportunity cost of waiting a quarter if launch takes 2–4 weeks?
What’s the opportunity cost of waiting a quarter if launch takes 2–4 weeks?