AHHHH!!! Here we go again with the confusing acronyms! Yes, we get it: this stuff is complicated, especially living in a fast-paced world where we barely have the time to check our voicemails. Forget about answering them! So, let's start, as we usually do, with a definition.

FSA, or Flexible Spending Account, is set-up through employers and can be used for medical expenses, dental care, and vision care. The employee decides how much to contribute for the year, and that amount is deducted from the employee's pay over 12 months before...

It is really difficult to know if you should invest your hard-earned money in an HSA. For one, what is an HSA? How is it different from an FSA? WHAT IS AN FSA!? All the terms and acronyms can be a bit confusing for any employee, so let’s take some time to clear things up and better prepare ourselves for the future. I’m not sure about you, but I’d love to retire before I’m 80!

Let’s tackle the 9 most important things you should know concerning a Health Savings...

Medcom Benefit Solutions prides itself on helping employees, employers, brokers, and partners navigate the turbulent waters of today’s tax, healthcare, and compliance systems.  We are also here to keep you up-to-date about new laws and how they affect you and your business.

Below, we have mapped out the top 10 most important takeaways from the recent IRS tax reform legislation.

This may mean huge savings during tax season: Many business owners may deduct up to 20% of their qualified business income! Here are the FAQs to learn more: https://bit.ly/2RbxOtc There is...

Let’s think back. Think REALLY far back…all the way back to January 3, 2019. In January we shared a blog “All About HIPAA Privacy & Security,” which detailed exactly what HIPAA stands for and how Medcom can help companies become HIPAA compliant.  Yes, we know that was nearly two full months ago and you’ve been busy, not to mention we write such incredible content on the MedcomBlog we’re sure it's hard to keep up! So for the sake of your memory and our typing hands, here is a link...