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- Q1Members can obtain their historical HSA statements online back to what date?As early as Jan 2008 if the account was opened then12 months from the current date24 months from the current dateAs early as Jan 2006 if the account was opened then30s
- Q2True or False: Independent members are charged a fee for each paper statement issued.FALSETRUE30s
- Q3How often are member statements generated when there is no activity on the account?MonthlyAnnuallyQuarterlyWeekly30s
- Q4How can members update their statement method from paper to electronic delivery?By writing a letter requesting an electronic statement delivery.By speaking with a BenefitWallet representative.By going online and electing electronic statements.None of the options listed.30s
- Q5True or False: The fee for producing a standard ongoing paper statement is currently $1.25 each.FALSETRUE30s
- Q6True or False: The fee for reprinting a paper statement is currently $5.00 per statement.FALSETRUE30s
- Q7A 5498 SA tax form contains information about what types of transactions?Only debit card distributionsAll types of distributionsAll types of contributionsEmployer contributions only30s
- Q8A 1099 SA code 1, for normal distribution, reports what type of transaction?All types of distributions from the account, excluding fees and investmentsDirect Pay Distributions onlyCheck distributions onlyExcess Contributions to the account only30s
- Q9Which one of the following is NOT true about HSA tax filing form 8889?It must be completed and returned to BenefitWallet for processing.It is available on www.irs.gov.It reports HSA contributions and distributions to the IRS.It can be downloaded from the BenefitWallet website.30s
- Q10Mr. Maxis called BenefitWallet because the ACH transaction he completed on March 30 of this year was supposed to be a contribution for the prior year. What can you do to help him?Advise Mr. Maxis that you will have this researched to see if the bank will recode the transaction.Advise Mr. Maxis that he can withdraw the money from his HSA and resubmit the funds.Advise Mr. Maxis that we can make the change and he will receive a new tax form in the mail.Advise Mr. Maxis that nothing can be done since it is past the April tax deadline to have transactions recoded as prior year contributions.30s
- Q11What fee is applied if a member requests a copy of a tax form mailed to him?$5.00$3,50$10.00$0.7530s
- Q12Gwen called because she realized that she accidentally wrote a check from her HSA a week ago to pay her personal credit card and the check has already cleared. She wants to know how she can correct her mistake. How would you reply?You can send a wire transfer into the HSA to repay the funds.You can send a check from your personal checking account to us, along with a deposit slip indicating that it’s a Rollover.You can send a check from your personal checking account to us, along with a deposit slip indicating that it’s a Return of Incorrect Distribution.You can complete the “Return of Excess Contribution” form.30s
- Q13True or False: Tax forms prior to 2007 are available to members on the website.FALSETRUE30s
- Q14John called because he is completing his taxes and wanted to know what he should do with the receipts he saved to substantiate his HSA distributions. How would you reply?You do not need to mail the receipts, but keep them for your records.Once you complete your taxes, you can destroy the receipts.You should mail copies of the receipts with your taxes.You should mail the receipts with your taxes, but make copies of them for your records before you do so.30s
- Q15True or False: Contributions, investment earnings and qualified distributions are exempt from state tax in all 50 states.TRUEFALSE30s