What differentiates Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs) and Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) ?
A) HSAs expire on an annual basis but FSAs continue perpetually.
B) FSAs expire annually but HSAs may be reserved for use late in life.
C) Amounts contributed to FSAs may not be rolled over from one year to the next.
D) Only HSAs may be deducted from employee on a pre-tax basis.
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Q1: Specific fringe benefit exclusion rules are found
Q3: Fringe benefits are always part of an
Q4: Which of the following may be included
Q5: Fringe benefits are monetary or nonmonetary compensation
Q6: Contributions to FSAs in excess of what
Q7: Under the special accounting rule, benefits provided
Q8: Which of the following is/are hallmarks of
Q9: Health Savings Accounts may be used as
Q10: Which of the following must accompany a
Q11: Certain fringe benefits that are not part
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