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Explore ways to enhance your retirement savings 

With tax season upon us, now is a great time to review your voluntary savings plans to ensure you’re optimizing your contributions. In addition to the mandatory state retirement plans, you may participate in voluntary Fidelity 403(b) and 457(b) Florida Deferred Compensation plans to supplement your retirement income via payroll deductions. These plans are open to all UF employees and have no employer contribution. They also accept rollovers from other retirement plans. 

Read on for a breakdown of each plan, or watch a video highlighting the differences between the plans and how to effectively save for retirement.

Celebrate the season of love at the University of Florida

Whether you’re planning a romantic date for two or the perfect Galantine’s get-together, explore these special UF events and attractions.

New course required for faculty hosting or planning to host visitors on J-1 visas

“Understanding the J-1 Visa Program at UF” must be completed before a request can be made for a DS2019.

Claim a CSA discount by Jan. 30

Make tax filing easy with upcoming webinar

Join UF/IFAS Family Consumer Sciences Agent Halie Corbitt for a webinar on Feb. 20 at 11 a.m. to learn how to make filing your taxes easy-peasy.

Career Influencer Awards nominations due March 15

The UF Career Influencer Awards celebrate the collaboration and innovation of those who had an exceptional impact on career development and career engagements in the preceding calendar year. Nominations will be accepted through March 15, and awards will be presented at the Career Connections Center’s annual Faculty and Staff Career Symposium on April 24.

Take your communications and impact to the next level

The Strategic Communications Academy will be offered online via Zoom from April 9 to Sept. 24. Applications due March 15.

Gators Give: Thank you!

Together, you helped raise $783,088 to support 101 charitable organizations serving North Central Florida.

It’s tax time — be on the lookout for your W-2 and 1095-C forms

By Jan. 23, employees who consented to receive an electronic Form W-2 should be able to access it through myUFL or the ONE.UF application. Those who did not consent or who separated from UF more than eighteen months ago should receive their printed tax forms by mail soon after Jan. 30.

In addition to filing your W-2, the IRS requires reporting of health insurance coverage information for the 2025 federal income tax reporting year. While it is not necessary to include Form 1095-C with your tax return, you will need to include your insurance information.

University committee nominations due Jan. 31

Each year, UF offers faculty and staff the opportunity to participate in its governance through various university committees and councils.