Thank you for the follow-up.
Here is what I entered for the section in question after reading your reply:
Since I did not have an HSA prior to 2011, I entered zero on line one.
I entered my total distributions from my HSA in 2022 on line two.
I had to enter zero on line three because it can't be any larger than line one.
This didn't fix the original issue I was having and it also created a new one. The new issue comes from Schedule I and basically states that my 2022 distribution from the HSA can't be any larger than the balance of the HSA prior to 12/31/10 less the amounts in 2011-2021. Entering zero into line two of my 2022 distributions fixes the new issue. This section is very confusing.
I'm wondering if my original issue is coming from the "Other Adjustments to Income" section which comes up under State which is new to me this year. I have HSA for High Deductible Health Plans entered in with zero for both the Federal and State amounts. I'm also confused with this section. The "Learn More" option on this page doesn't mention anything about HSAs.
