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What is a dependent care reimbursement account (DCRA)? You can contribute up to $5,000 per household in pre-tax money from your paycheck each year into a dependent care reimbursement account (DCRA) for qualified dependent care expenses. A DCRA is a type of flexible spending account (FSA).

With the DCRA, you put aside money from your pay on a pre-tax basis to cover anticipated dependent daycare expenses while you work or attend school. This account does not pay for medical expenses incurred by your dependents. Use the Health Care Flexible Spending Account to cover those expenses.

Log in to your account at .HealthEquity.com to file your claim electronically and upload your documentation. Claim processing time: Claims will be processed within 2 business days after receipt of the form. You may check the status of your claim by logging in to your account at .HealthEquity.com.

The CSU Dependent Care Reimbursement Account (DCRA), a voluntary benefit for eligible employees, offers you the ability to pay for eligible out-of-pocket dependent care expenses with pretax dollars.

The California State University Dependent Care Account (DCRA) allows you to pay certain dependent care expenses from your salary before income and Social Security taxes are calculated and deducted. A monthly administration fee of $1.00 will be deducted from your salary on an after-tax basis.

Use the HealthEquity member portal or mobile app to submit a reimbursement for the accumulated qualified medical expenses and receive a tax-free payment for the amount of out-of-pocket expenses you paid.

A DCRA account can be used to: Reimburse expenses associated with the care of your children or other dependents while you (and your spouse) work or attend school full-time. Gain significant tax advantages.

What is a dependent care reimbursement account (DCRA)? You can contribute up to $5,000 per household in pre-tax money from your paycheck each year into a dependent care reimbursement account (DCRA) for qualified dependent care expenses. A DCRA is a type of flexible spending account (FSA).

Select the 'Annual' option on the DCRA claim form and provide an itemized receipt of the monthly amount paid, or the care provider can sign the claim form. A claim will be entered for the requested amount, or your election amount (whichever is greater) and payments will be sent as deposits are made into your account.

With the DCRA, you put aside money from your pay on a pre-tax basis to cover anticipated dependent daycare expenses while you work or attend school. This account does not pay for medical expenses incurred by your dependents. Use the Health Care Flexible Spending Account to cover those expenses.

Log in to your account at .HealthEquity.com to file your claim electronically and upload your documentation. Claim processing time: Claims will be processed within 2 business days after receipt of the form. You may check the status of your claim by logging in to your account at .HealthEquity.com.

Log in to your account at .HealthEquity.com to file your claim electronically and upload your documentation. Claim processing time: Claims will be processed within 2 business days after receipt of the form. You may check the status of your claim by logging in to your account at .HealthEquity.com.

Typically, your DCRA can be used for dependent care that enables you (and your spouse) to be gainfully employed. Care can be provided in your home (e.g. babysitting), or outside your home (e.g. child care center). For a list of eligible expenses, see IRS Publication 503, available on the IRS website.

The CSU Dependent Care Reimbursement Account (DCRA), a voluntary benefit for eligible employees, offers you the ability to pay for eligible out-of-pocket dependent care expenses with pretax dollars.

Select the 'Annual' option on the DCRA claim form and provide an itemized receipt of the monthly amount paid, or the care provider can sign the claim form. A claim will be entered for the requested amount, or your election amount (whichever is greater) and payments will be sent as deposits are made into your account.

The California State University Dependent Care Account (DCRA) allows you to pay certain dependent care expenses from your salary before income and Social Security taxes are calculated and deducted. A monthly administration fee of $1.00 will be deducted from your salary on an after-tax basis.

Use the HealthEquity member portal or mobile app to submit a reimbursement for the accumulated qualified medical expenses and receive a tax-free payment for the amount of out-of-pocket expenses you paid.

How do I use my Dependent Care FSA funds to pay for dependent care expenses? Pay your provider with your preferred payment method and save your receipts or documentation. You can only be reimbursed for care that has already been received, so wait until the period of care you've paid for has passed.

A DCRA account can be used to: Reimburse expenses associated with the care of your children or other dependents while you (and your spouse) work or attend school full-time. Gain significant tax advantages.

Select the 'Annual' option on the DCRA claim form and provide an itemized receipt of the monthly amount paid, or the care provider can sign the claim form. A claim will be entered for the requested amount, or your election amount (whichever is greater) and payments will be sent as deposits are made into your account.

Log in to your account at .HealthEquity.com to file your claim electronically and upload your documentation. Claim processing time: Claims will be processed within 2 business days after receipt of the form. You may check the status of your claim by logging in to your account at .HealthEquity.com.

Typically, your DCRA can be used for dependent care that enables you (and your spouse) to be gainfully employed. Care can be provided in your home (e.g. babysitting), or outside your home (e.g. child care center). For a list of eligible expenses, see IRS Publication 503, available on the IRS website.

Select the 'Annual' option on the DCRA claim form and provide an itemized receipt of the monthly amount paid, or the care provider can sign the claim form. A claim will be entered for the requested amount, or your election amount (whichever is greater) and payments will be sent as deposits are made into your account.

How do I use my Dependent Care FSA funds to pay for dependent care expenses? Pay your provider with your preferred payment method and save your receipts or documentation. You can only be reimbursed for care that has already been received, so wait until the period of care you've paid for has passed.