Flexible Spending
Two Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) are available:
- Medical
- Dependent Care
New Enrollments will receive a debit card. Existing Members will use their existing card. If it expires, CBIZ will send a new card.
Plan Features
Everything You’ll Need to Know
- Medical FSA:
- The medical FSA will reimburse you for eligible expenses you, your spouse, and your dependents incur during the plan year.
- 2026 maximum annual contribution*: $3,400
- 2026 minimum annual contribution*: $120
- For eligible medical expenses, there are a few search options below:
- Amazon – using FSA-eligible items as a search tool
- FSA Store
- There is a 2.5 month grace period after the plan year ends on June 30 to submit a request for reimbursement. Transactions from the 2025-2026 school year must have a date of service of September 15 2026 or prior. Paper claims must be sent to CBIZ by September 30 2026. Any funds not used by September 15 will be forfeited.
- For the 2026-2027 school year must have a date of service of September 15 2027 or prior. Paper claims must be sent to CBIZ by September 30 2027.
- Dependent Care FSA:
- Dependent Care FSA allows you to use “pre-tax” dollars to pay dependent care expenses for children aged 12 and under, or individuals unable to care for themselves.
- 2026 maximum annual contribution*: $7,500 single individuals and married couples filing jointly or $3,750 for married individuals filing separately
- 2026 minimum annual contribution*: $120
- For eligible expenses, review IRS publication 503 that has an interactive index tool
- There is a 2.5 month grace period after the plan year ends on June 30 to submit a request for reimbursement. Transactions from the 2025-2026 school year must have a date of service of September 15 2026 or prior. Paper claims must be sent to CBIZ by September 30 2026. Any funds not used by September 15 will be forfeited.
- For the 2026-2027 school year must have a date of service of September 15 2027 or prior. Paper claims must be sent to CBIZ by September 30 2027.
*Annual contributions are subject to change each year based on IRS guidelines.