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EPISODE · May 21, 2025 · 2 MIN

Art Werner: The Hidden Retirement Perk Most Taxpayers Miss | Quick Tax Tip

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The retirement planning hack can be a secret weapon for tax-free growth.Quick Tax TipWith Art WernerCPE TodayWhen most people hear “HSA,” they think of medical expenses and high-deductible health plans. But in the latest episode of Quick Tax Tip, tax educator and attorney Art Werner urges tax professionals—and their clients—to look deeper.Click here for more Art WernerIn his signature style, Werner reframes the Health Savings Account (HSA) as one of the most underrated retirement planning tools available today.“I don’t look at the HSA as a way to pay for medical bills,” says Werner. “I look at it as a disguised retirement plan.”Many taxpayers—and even some practitioners—limit their view of the HSA to a reimbursement vehicle for immediate out-of-pocket costs. But Werner explains that this account can function much like a Roth IRA, offering triple-tax benefits: contributions are tax-deductible, growth is tax-free, and qualified withdrawals for medical expenses are also tax-free.Here’s the twist: You don’t have to take reimbursements immediately.

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