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Eligible expenses for the WageWorks commuter card include costs related to public transportation, such as bus, train, or subway fares. You can also use the card for parking expenses associated with commuting to work. To ensure you maximize your benefits, refer to the WageWorks Special Handling Form for detailed guidance on what qualifies as an eligible expense. This resource helps clarify any uncertainties you may have.

The WageWorks claims process is straightforward and designed to help you get reimbursed for eligible expenses. First, you'll need to submit your claim through the WageWorks online portal or mobile app. If you have specific circumstances or need assistance, you can also use the WageWorks Special Handling Form to provide additional documentation. This ensures your claim is processed smoothly and efficiently.

Yes, WageWorks has undergone a rebranding and is now known as HealthEquity. This change reflects their expanded services and commitment to providing comprehensive health benefits solutions. If you need assistance with the Wageworks Special Handling Form or any related inquiries, you can find resources on the HealthEquity website to guide you.

The deadline to submit WageWorks claims typically depends on the specific plan guidelines, but it is crucial to be aware of these dates to ensure you receive your benefits. Using the WageWorks Special Handling Form can help you track your submissions and meet the required timelines. For most plans, claims should be submitted by the end of the plan year or within a designated grace period. Staying informed will help you maximize your benefits.

Any unused pre-tax funds will be forfeited to your employer, and any post-tax funds will be refunded to you at the end of the ninety (90)-day period.

Your card can be used for debit or credit transactions to make qualified transit or parking purchases. Purchases can be made where Visa® is accepted by selecting “Credit or Debit” at the time of purchase. Your card cannot be used for cash advances or to make cash withdrawals.

Bridge tolls, road tolls, and gasoline are not eligible expenses to be covered by your Commuter Benefits.

The WageWorks Commuter Card can be used to buy virtually every type of public transit pass, including bus, light rail, regional rail, streetcar, vanpool, trolley, subway, and ferry. The WageWorks Commuter card can also be used to pay for a wide variety of parking options in more than 3,000 locations.

Mass Transit and Parking are eligible expenses to exclude from income taxes in your paycheck when they're necessary for your commute to and from work. Unfortunately, the IRS says that gas and tolls like E-ZPass (as well as Uber, Lyft, and other Taxi services) are not eligible.