Paying for eligible expenseswith tax-free money from a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) through Smart-Choice can help. You contribute to these accounts before taxes are calculated, so you don’t pay taxes on the amount you deposit, and you lower your taxable income.
At Mattamy, you can contribute to two different kinds of FSAs:
A Health Care FSA, for medical, prescription, dental, and vision expenses
A Dependent Care FSA, for eligible child or dependent adult care expenses while you work or attend school
Important!
If you are enrolled in the Cigna HDHP, you are not eligible to enroll in the Health Care FSA. You can enroll in the Dependent Care FSA regardless of medical plan enrollment.
The limits for each account are as follows:
Health Care FSA Limits
Current Plan Year Contributions
Annual Rollover Amount
$3,400
$680
Dependent Care FSA Limits
Current Plan Year Contributions
Married Filing Separately
$5,000
$2,500 / person
Note: Dependent Care FSA funds to not roll over to the following year, and unused funds are forfeited. You can roll over up to $680 of unused Health Care FSA funds to the following year.
Important Things to Know about your FSA:
If you are enrolled in the Cigna HDHP, you are not eligible to enroll in the Health Care FSA
You must enroll in an FSA each year you want to participate, per IRS rules
Once you sign up for one or both FSA accounts, you cannot change or stop your contributions unless you experience a Qualifying Life Event (QLE)
You have 90 days from the end of the plan year to submit reimbursement claims. This means you have until March 31st of next plan year to submit claims that were incurred from January 1st through December 31st of this plan year
FSAs are subject to a “use it or lose it” rule imposed by the IRS. Any money left in your account from the previous year (beyond the rollover limit of $680 for the Health Care FSA) will be forfeited
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