As the July 15th income tax deadline quickly approaches, employees that participate in a cafeteria plan that includes employer sponsored health insurance, Health Care Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA), or health savings accounts (HSA) should keep a few things in mind.

The IRS has published revised versions of various forms and instructions used by taxpayers to assist them in preparing their 2019 income tax returns. For Health Savings Account (HSA) accountholders, in addition to your IRS Form 1040, you must also complete Form 8889. Based on your contributions and distributions during the year, you may need to include Schedule 1 and/or Schedule 2.

As the April 15th income tax deadline quickly approaches, employees that participate in a cafeteria plan that includes employer sponsored health insurance, health care flexible spending accounts (HCFSA), dependent care flexible spending accounts (DCFSA), or health savings accounts (HSA) should keep a few things in mind.

The IRS has published new versions of various forms and instructions used by taxpayers to assist them in preparing their 2018 income tax returns.

As the April 17th income tax deadline* quickly approaches, employees that participate in a cafeteria plan that includes employer sponsored health insurance, health care flexible spending accounts (HCFSA), dependent care flexible spending accounts (DCFSA) and health savings accounts (HSA) should keep a few things in mind.

For participants in the Health Savings Account (HSA), you can find new instructions for IRS Form 8889 used to report contributions and distributions to the HSA on the 2017 personal tax returns.

January 29, 2018 marked the start of tax filing season. People have until Tuesday, April 17, 2018, to file their 2017 returns and pay any taxes due. The filing tax deadline is later this year due to several factors.

As the April 18th income tax deadline quickly approaches, employees that participate in a cafeteria plan that includes employer sponsored health insurance, health care flexible spending accounts (HCFSA), dependent care flexible spending accounts (DCFSA) and health savings accounts (HSA) should keep a few things in mind.

The IRS has published new versions of various publications used by taxpayers to assist them in preparing their 2016 income tax returns.