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Cafeteria plans may be amended during pandemic

The IRS issued guidance on how employers can amend their health flexible spending arrangements and dependent care assistance programs to respond to the coronavirus pandemic.

IRS finalizes qualified plan loan rollover rules

The IRS finalized proposed regulations on the qualified plan loan rollover rules amended by the law known as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act with just one change in response to a comment.

How to make extended qualified plan rollovers

The IRS issued proposed regulations explaining the extended rollover period that applies to qualified plan loan offsets after the rules were amended by the TCJA.

IRS allows midyear changes to health coverage, dependent care elections

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the IRS is allowing employers to permit their employees to change their health coverage elections or dependent care elections during the year and is extending the carryover period for health flexible spending arrangement (FSA) expenses.

Health FSA Use-It-Or-Lose-It Rule Modified to Allow a $500 Carryover

The IRS will now permit companies to amend their cafeteria plans to allow participants in health FSAs who do not use all of the money in a plan year to use up to $500 in the next plan year, in addition to the regular $2,500 limit during the succeeding year.

New $2,500 Health FSA Limit Guidance

The IRS provided guidance on implementation by employers of the $2,500 annual limit on employee salary reduction contributions to health FSAs.

Current Developments in Employee Benefits and Pensions (Part I)

This two-part article provides an overview of current developments in employee benefits, including executive compensation, welfare benefits, and qualified plans. Part I focuses primarily on executive compensation and welfare benefits.