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18 Dec 2015 As a result IRS officials have reiterated their “no reimbursement" rules for mass transit, and clarified whether a stored value debit card can or cannot be Janet Palcko is a partner at BASIC NEO, a benefits consulting firm that provides FSA, HRA, HSA and COBRA administration and compliance services to
16 Oct 2015 BRI is actively reaching out to participants to let them know mass transit claims will no longer be accepted as of January 1, 2016. This will be communicated through a variety of communications, including: email/letter announcements, announcements at BenefitResource.com and BRiWeb.com, and through
21 Oct 2015 The IRS has announced the inflation adjusted 2016 limits for health FSAs in a 125 cafeteria plan and the Parking and Transit limits in a 132 Transportation Plan. Under Revenue Procedure 2015-53 the IRS announced that the 2016 health FSA pre-tax plan year deduction limit will remain $2,550, the same as 2015.
IRS Section 132 Parking & Transit Commuter Benefit Plan Documents for only $99.00. The Transit and Parking FSA fringe benefit is similar to the pre-tax flexible spending accounts available for medical expenses and dependent care. The law does not include non-discrimination requirements for the benefit.
26 Oct 2015 2016 Transit and Parking Limits IRS. For 2016, the monthly limit on the amount that may be excluded from an employee's income for qualified parking benefits has been increased to $255. The combined monthly limit for transit passes and vanpooling expenses for 2016 remains $130. The monthly cap on
New for 2016! As of January 1, 2016 the Health. Care FSA, Dependent Care FSA,. Mass Transit Plan, and Parking. Plan accounts will be paperless as described below. You will be An FSA allows you to reduce your taxable income and provides regulations, cash reimbursement is no longer allowed for the Mass Transit
22 Oct 2015 For 2016, FSA Contribution Cap Stays $2,550 Update: In December 2015, legislation was enacted making both the mass-transit and qualified-parking tax-excludable amounts equal for 2016, The guidance is in addition to 2016 retirement plan limits that the IRS also released on Oct. 21, 2015. The 2016
2 Nov 2015 2016 Limits Now Available. Mass Transit = $255 per month (increase from $130 per month from 2015); Parking = $255 per month (increase from $250 per month in 2015) FSA elections must be made at the start of a plan year, unless you have a qualifying event that allows for a mid-year change.
Guidelines for Using Your Commuter Benefits. A commuter benefits plan is an employee benefit provided by an employer. Enrolling in a commuter benefits plan saves you money by allowing you to use pre-tax dollars to pay for qualified work-related transit and parking expenses. Important: Your employer must be
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