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The annual contribution limit for flexible spending accounts will rise to $3,200 in 2024, an increase of $150 from this year, the IRS recently announced.
Since the IRS announced the moratorium on new ERC claims in September, the agency has now released new guidelines for small employers that wish to cancel their claim if they have doubts about its legitimacy.
For benefits brokers, recognizing and accepting change will be half of the battle. But once they can do that, the road is open to playing a significant part in this transition.
Only 7% of women believe they have sufficient savings to last their entire retirement, and "it's incumbent on us in the financial industry to do a better job of reaching women as early as possible," according to IRALOGIX.
The IRS announced Wednesday it will increase 401(k) contribution limits to $23,000 (from $22,500 in 2023), a smaller increase than last year's record-breaking amount of $2,000, while limits for employees over 50 remains unchanged.
All employer plans are free to cover expenses the employer determines should be covered, however, fully insured plans will generally be forced to cover treatments mandated by state laws, while self-funded plans have more leeway.
The stimulus checks landed automatically in beneficiaries' mailboxes or bank accounts in 2020 and 2021, but now, the SSA has been sending notices in an attempt to claw back $21.6 billion in "overpayments."