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HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT

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HEALTH SAVINGS ACCOUNT

Health Savings Account

Administered by Act Wise

Those employees who elect to enroll in the $3,200 HSA plan may be eligible to make a pre-tax contribution to a Health Savings Account (HSA) through Act Wise.

HSA’s are tax-favored banking arrangements that allow individuals to put money aside for Qualified Medical Expenses:

  • Triple Tax Savings
    • Money goes in tax free
    • Grows tax free
    • Comes out tax free as long as it’s used for Qualified Medical Expenses as defined by the IRS
  • No “Use it or Lose it” Provision – Balance rolls over from year-to-year
  • Take it with you when you leave your employer – the account BELONGS TO YOU
  • Must be combined with a Qualified High Deductible Health Plan

In order to be eligible to make pre-tax contributions to an HSA, individuals must:

  • Be enrolled in a Qualified High Deductible Health Plan
  • Cannot be enrolled in any other health plan that is NOT a Qualified High Deductible Health Plan
  • Cannot be entitled to Medicare
  • Cannot be claimed on another person’s Tax Return

If you are eligible to make a contribution to an HSA, in 2024 you may contribute:

  • Single Coverage = $4,150
  • Family Coverage = $8,300
    Additional Catch-up Contribution if over the age of 55 = $1,000

For the 2024-2025 plan year, Arhaus will make a contribution to the HSA of all eligible employees who have elected to enroll in the $3,200 HSA Plan:

  • Single Coverage = $750 total annual contribution
  • Family Coverage = $1,500 total annual contribution
  • Contributions will be deposited into your H.S.A each pay period.

HSA Funds can be used to pay for Qualified Medical Expenses including:

  • Doctors Office Visits
  • Prescriptions (require a prescription from the doctor)
  • Inpatient/Outpatient Surgery
  • Labwork/Diagnostic Testing
  • Dentist Visits
  • Orthodontia
  • Glasses/Contacts
  • Eye Doctor Visits

Please consult your tax advisor for confirmation of eligibility & refer to IRS publication 502 for a full listing of eligible expenses.