​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Available to full-​time permanent employees, including temporary faculty employed for a one-academic year contract, and permanent part-time employees, including temporary faculty employed for a one-academic year contract, who work 50% time. Flexible spending accounts (FSAs) governed by the IRS Code, allow employees to have income withheld from their paychecks before taxes for eventual reimbursement of certain medical and dependent care expenses.​

ConnectYourCare provides the administration of the FSAs.​
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​​​ 2021 FSA Handb​ook​ Carryover Information​​​ FSA FAQs​​​ ​​​

 Temporary Changes for 2021​​​​ ​​

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​​Open Enrollment - October 18 through November 5

With a Health or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA), you can pay for eligible expenses with pre-tax dollars. Choose your 2022 FSA election now! ​

Enroll Now 2022 FSA Handb​ook


Reinstatement of FSA Provisions for 2022 Calendar Year

Federal legislation issued in 2020/2021 permitted the State System to adopt many temporary provisions in order to provide more flexibility to participants with their FSA funds. 

For the 2022 FSA calendar year, the State System is reinstating our standard FSA provisions. Below is what will be changing for 2022:

Health Care
- Carryover up to $550 of unused 2021 FSA balance

Dependent Care
- Carryover from 2021 FSA is not permitted
- Remaining 2021 FSA balance forfeited after March 31, 2022
- Maximum election reinstated at $5,000
- Reimbursement permitted of eligible expenses for dependents up to age 13​​

​Health Care Flexible Spending Account

Health Care Flexible Spending Accounts provide tax savings on your out-of-pocket health expenses like:

- Copays for Prescriptions or Doctor Office Visits
- Dental Care or Braces
- Eyeglasses or Contact Lenses
- Laser Vision Correction
- Eligible Over-the-Counter Items
- Maximum Election $2,750​

Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account

​Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account is a welcome money saver for today's working parents. It allows you to set aside pre-tax money for eligible dependent day care expenses so you can work including:

- Day Care
- Summer Camp
- Before/After School Programs
- Elder Care
- Maximum Election $5,000
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​HSA Reminder

A health savings account (HSA) is available to an eligible individual who has high deductible health coverage as long as the individual has no other impermissible health coverage. A general purpose FSA is impermissible and renders an individual ineligible to make contributions to an HSA even when it’s their spouse enrolled in a general purpose FSA. The State System does not offer an HSA plan but if your spouse is enrolled in an HSA plan offered by their employer, this may impact your FSA enrollment.


Changing FSA Elections

​Within 60 days of a qualifying event​, you must submit a Change in Status/Election Form​ and supporting documentation to your employer. Upon the approval of your election change request, your existing FSA(s) elections will be stopped or modified (as appropriate). Other events, such as change in child care expenses, may qualify to change your FSA election amount.


FSA Plan Documentation