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Every dollar matters when you run a small company. It's important to keep expenses down, whether you're recruiting new people, investing in expansion, or controlling overhead. One of the most common ways to spend money is on taxes, especially when it comes to how employee perks are set up. That's where a small company Section 125 plan comes in. This IRS-approved benefit arrangement is sometimes termed a "cafeteria plan." It lets businesses and workers save money by managing certain benefit deductions before taxes. Section 125 plans are a clever and legal way for small companies to have a competitive advantage without raising their workforce. In this blog post, we'll explain how Section 125 plans operate, why they're especially useful for small firms, and how combining them with new technologies like the Lumara Plan may help businesses save money on taxes and provide employees more value without costing anything. What is a plan under Section 125? According ...