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At the end of the year many of us are trying to use this year's unused healthcare Flexible Spending Account (FSA) dollars before we loose them, and are also signing up for next year's election. Did you know that massage therapy might be eligible for FSA reimbursement? Depending on your particular plan, your massage may be covered if you have a doctor’s note or prescription for massage therapy to treat a particular ailment. Check with the administrator of your FSA to find out if you qualify.
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If you qualify, let me know and I will provide you with a receipt which you can turn in for reimbursement.
Savings Explained
For every pre-tax dollar you spend, you could save up to 30 cents. Here's an overly simplified illustration: Let's say you pay $70 for a massage with pretax money. That's the only cost. But if you paid for it with post-tax money, the massage will have cost almost $100 because you paid $70 for the massage plus the income taxes that you already paid on that $70 when you earned the money.
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