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If you have staff with healthsavingsaccounts, they still have until April 15 to make additional contributions to their accounts if they want to reduce their tax bills for last year. Funds in HSAs can be used to pay for a myriad of out-of-pocket medical-related expenses, pharmaceuticals and medical devices.
Many employees choose pricey plans with low deductibles, which force them to spend more up front on premiums to save just a few hundred dollars on their deductible. As result, many employees are spending hundreds, if not thousands of dollars more on their health care/health coverage than they need to. Strategies.
Earlier in 2023, the IRS also announced the maximum contribution limits to healthsavingsaccounts, which are similar to FSAs, but they must be attached to a high-deductiblehealth plan. Employees are not taxed on withdrawals from their account.
Here’s what the report found: Offering more plans To combat rising costs, many employers (80%) offer more than one health plan. A growing share of employers offer high-deductiblehealth plans (HDHPs) and healthsavingsaccounts (HSAs) to employees. Prior authorization before approving their use.
With over half of today's workforce enrolled in high-deductiblehealth plans (51%), a majority of insured individuals are now on the hook for deductibles of at least $1,400. In a future post, we'll offer tips on how to save money on common medical procedures. Pharmaceutical Company & State Drug Assistance Programs.
Medical plans with no or low-cost deductibles. Outstanding pharmaceutical and/or hospitalization coverage. The employee saves money because this set-aside money is not taxed. HealthSavingsAccounts. Efforts might include: Greater choices from which to pick, such as both HMOs and PPOs.
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