Am I responsible for imputed income from a health insurance fringe benefit for a domestic partner?

By law it's taxable income to YOU. You cannot move it to her.

You can deduct any premiums for her health insurance that YOU paid if you can also claim your partner as a dependent. If her gross income is less than $3,700 for 2011, she lived in your home all year, you provided more than half of her support for the entire year, and your relationship does not violate state or local laws then you can claim her as a dependent under the Qualifying Relative rule. In that case you could claim the premiums that YOU paid as a medical deduction subject to the usual 7.5% AGI floor. Any of her premiums paid by your employer are income to you and cannot be deducted.

No of course NOT because the amounts are taxable income to you as a part of your taxable income for the tax year.

Hope that you find the above enclosed information useful. 10/25/2011

No. This is added to your income. It cannot be moved to hers. It is your benefit plan. Are you a registered domestic partner?

no it is your income and you are stuck with the taxes. If you itemize you can add to your medical expenses though since taxable benefit

of course not