by Tara Kuther, Ph.D. A master's degree is a type of graduate degree, degree earned after completion of an undergraduate degree (BA or BS). Typically the master's degree requires about 30 credits of coursework and takes 2 years of full time study beyond the bachelor's degree. In addition to coursework, the master's degree sometimes entails completing comprehensive exams and/or a thesis.
flexible benefit plan. Definition. A benefits plan that allows employees to select from a pool of choices, some or all of which may be tax-advantaged. Potential choices include cash, retirement plan contributions, vacation days, and insurance. also called cafeteria plan. Use this term in a sentence.
This document provides an overview and example of the Research Foundation (RF) Flexible Benefits Program. Section 125 of the Federal Tax Code permits employers to treat employee health insurance premiums as an employer-paid benefit not subject to federal and state income taxes and Social Security (FICA) taxes.