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Enhance employee benefits by offering supplemental benefits. They can be company-paid or voluntary (employee pays for them with a payroll deduction)
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HSAs are considered tax-advantaged for employees because contributions reduce their taxable income. This is true even if the money in the HSA account earns interest or investment returns over time. As long as the funds are used for qualified medical expenses, employees will not owe taxes when they withdraw money from their HSAs.
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If you have only a few employees, you might think that you don't need to develop an employee handbook. But when you consider that the handbook works as both a communication and a compliance tool, it's easy to see that the size of your business is irrelevant.