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Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) allow you to contribute
- through payroll deduction on a pre-tax basis - to a health care and/or
dependent care spending account. You request reimbursement from your
accounts for eligible expenses as outlined by the IRS.
Participants can use the account to pay for over-the-counter medicines,
co-pays or co-insurance at the doctor, dentist or pharmacy, eyeglasses,
prescribed weight-loss programs, smoking cessation programs and more. Find
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Are my dependents, spouse, or partner eligible for
this benefit? 
This benefit may be available for expenses incurred by
your eligible spouse and dependents
Will this affect my taxes?
Flexible Spending Account contributions are taken from
your pay before taxes, reducing the gross amount that can be taxed
When can I change my benefit elections?
Eligible employees may change their Flexible Spending
Account elections during Open Enrollment,
or within 31 days of a qualifying
status change. You can enroll by completing the FSA Qualifying
Event Election Form. You must
re-enroll each year, even if you are not making any changes to
your elections. Once begun, contributions to an FSA cannot be stopped
or changed during the plan year except
when a qualifying status change occurs.
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