I know this may sound strange to all you guys out there who are into smoking ribs, brisket, hams, pork roasts, etc. (me too), but I'd like to know if anyone has ever smoked a beef tongue. I have cooked them by boiling in spices & then pressure cooking. They are delicious.
Health FSA expenses must be incurred by you, your spouse, or your eligible dependents during the current plan year and while you are an active participant in the FSA plan. Medical care expenses are incurred when you (or your spouse or dependents) are provided with medical care â not when you are formally billed, charged for, or pay for the medical care.
An individual who is covered by a general-purpose health FSA is not eligible to contribute to an HSA. This holds true even if the individual is covered by a health FSA sponsored by a spouse's employer. However, an individual may contribute to both an HSA and a limited-purpose FSA that's restricted to dental and vision-care expenses. Limited-purpose FSAs Limited-purpose FSA funds can only be used to pay for qualifying dental and vision expenses incurred by employees or their covered spouses and qualified tax dependents. The contribution caps for a limited-purpose FSA are the same as for a health FSA. If employees are eligible for a health FSA, there's no reason for them to have a limited-purpose FSA, since the health FSA covers the services of a limited-purpose FSA (dental and vision). Modifying Plan Documents