Some aspects of employee health plans, including contributions to health savings accounts, will be affected by recent IRS guidance stating that same-sex married couples will be recognized as legally married for all federal tax purposes, regardless of where they live, John R. Hickman, a partner at Alston and Bird’s Atlanta office, said Sept. 5.
“People who were same-sex married, but who each had their own HSA and put in the full family amount can’t do that anymore. They now are treated like other married couples and have a joint cap that’s imposed on them with regard to HSA contributions,” Hickman ...
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