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Do employees have to include any special reporting on their tax return (1040 Form) about their contributions to the Flexible Benefit Plan?

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Do employees have to include any special reporting on their tax return (1040 Form) about their contributions to the Flexible Benefit Plan?

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An employee who elects a Dependent Care FSA needs to attach a Child and Dependent Care Expenses form to his/her tax return (form 2441 for a 1040 return; Schedule A for a 1040A return). Box 10 on the employee’s W-2 form should indicate the total annual amount of Dependent Care FSA deductions. The participant should contact a tax preparer for more details. Information about a Medical FSA does not need to be reported for income tax purposes. The total earnings reported on the W-2 from will exclude any pre-tax payroll deductions.

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