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FSA Account and Termination of Employment
I just recently started a new job and as of January 1, 2008, they funded a flexible spending account. I now want to terminate my employment. Can they get their money back out of my flexible spending account? I haven't used but $15.00 of it and they've deducted $43.00 from my 1/4/08 payroll check. If not, can they deduct the $1,000.00 they funded out of my final paycheck with the company. Someone has told me they can't do either and they will just lose that money. That doesn't sound right. Thanks for any help you can give.
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