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Only if the FSA is designed not to cover impermissible medical expenses: a "special purpose" FSA.  For example, the FSA could cover dental expenses.

This response assumes that the employee is otherwise eligible to have an HSA

 

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To clarify, an employee cannot contribute (or have contributions made on the employee's behalf) to an HSA if he or she participates in a general purpose FSA.  If an employee has an existing HSA, he or she can "use" both the HSA or a health FSA to reimburse eligible medical expenses.

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