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Does the comparable contributions rule still apply?

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Does the comparable contributions rule still apply?

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Yes, but the rule has changed. Previously, employers who contributed to employees’ HSAs had to make “comparable contributions” (same amount or same percentage of deductible) to all “comparable participating employees” (full-time, part-time, former employees). But employers are now allowed to make contributions to HSAs on behalf of non-highly compensated employees in higher amounts (or higher percentages of deductibles) than to highly compensated employees.

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