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Are medical expenses incurred prior to establishing a BASE HRA eligible for reimbursement?

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Are medical expenses incurred prior to establishing a BASE HRA eligible for reimbursement?

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Medical expenses (including health insurance premiums) incurred prior to your enrollment in an HRA are not eligible for reimbursement. Only those expenses incurred after you establish a plan can be included. BASEĀ® allows reimbursement of expenses to begin on the first day of the month of your enrollment. For example, if you enroll in the BASEĀ® HRA on June 15, then only your expenses established on or after June 1, of that same year are eligible for reimbursement. The IRS reiterated this position in a document published in March 1999 titled “Retroactivity”. The IRS also issued Revenue Ruling 2002-58 to address issues caused by some plans that were still out of compliance.

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