The newly re-introduced PHIT Act was on the discussion agenda, along with small business tax policy and credit card reform, for a National Sporting Goods Association fly-in to D.C. last week, when board members and staff met with 12 Senate offices and three members of the House. The PHIT Act, of which NSGA was an original sponsor when it was first introduced in 2006, saw a bipartisan, bicameral re-introduction last week, again seeking the use of pre-tax funds in FSAs and HSAs to pay for sports and fitness activity fees and ... Log in to view full article.