FSA in NJ

I know FSA contributions reduce my Federal Taxable Income... but do they also reduce Taxable Income in NJ?

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No, contributions to most Section 125 plans are not tax deductible in New Jersey, so these amounts are added back to federal income to make NJ income. See this NJ webpage.

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I had a limited purpose FSA and could not spend any of the money. It supposedly went back to my employer. Do I report this as income or can I deduct this from my gross?

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