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Limited-Purpose Medical Reimbursement AccountLimited-purpose medical reimbursement accounts are used to cover dental and vision expenses considered tax-deductible by the IRS, but not paid by any health plan. How do limited-purpose medical
reimbursement accounts work? If an employee, their spouse, or dependents are enrolled in a qualified, high-deductible health plan, they can use HSA funds to pay for medical services on a tax-favored basis. Then flex account contributions can be used for qualified expenses not paid from any other source. The total amount elected for a medical reimbursement account is available to the employee any time during the year, even if the funds have not yet been withheld from his or her pay. What expenses qualify?
Can an employee switch to a limited-purpose medical reimbursement
during the plan year? Employees may not change from a limited-purpose medical reimbursement account to a general-purpose account for any reason during a plan year.
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