BillM223
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Yes, you did not have HDHP coverage all year. However, it appears to me, based on your data, that your spouse switched from Self-only to Family coverage in December, 2021. In any case, you have two spouses sometimes with Self-only and Family, which makes the calculation complex - there is an example of this in Pub 969 at the IRS website.

 

So do me a favor, if you would, and please tell me the exact dates that each insurance policy took effect, like    ***example*** please update this 

Spouse - Jan 1, 2021 to November 15, 2021 - Self only HDHP 

Spouse - November 16, 2021 to December 2, 2021 - Self Only HDHP

Spouse - December 3, 2021 to March 15, 2022 - Family HDHP

and so on.

 

In other words, don't give me a month and year, but 

always a day, month, and year, when the insurance starts and ends,

the spouse (you or her or both), 

and the type of insurance: HDHP or not, and if HDHP, then, Self-only or Family. 

It may be aggravating, but I can't tell you exactly what TurboTax did without it.

 

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