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Hello, 

 

I come back this year for this issue again.

 

To summarize what happened last year, my employer overcontributed to my 2021 HSA by $329 and they asked to withdraw the overcontributed amount by myself. However, we mistook the withdrawal amount. Because I thought my contribution should match my W2,  I requested a withdrawal of $800. I received the $800 distribution in March 2022. When I was working on my return, I found out the I can only withdraw the overcontributed amount, which is $329. I contacted the H.S.A custodian and they told me to send them a check and file a form called Return of Incorrect Distribution. I did so and thought we were all set. On my 2021 return, I selected that I would withdraw $329.

 

This year, I received an Form 5498 from the H.S.A custodian, saying my 2021 total contribution they received is $1,753.88, which is the original company contribution $1,283.34 plus return of incorrect distribution $470.54. I also received Form 1099-SA with $800 in box 1 and a distribution code 2.

 

The following is a table of the forms and amounts, hope it can make things clear.

 

2021 H.S.A on W2

2021 Form 5498

Overcontribution withdrawal

(March 2022)

Return of incorrect distribution (March 2022)

Form 5498 2022

1099-SA 2022

1st Job

$6,246.12

$6,246.12

 

 

 

 

2nd Job

   $483.34

$1,283.34(Box 3: HSA contribution made in 2022 for 2021)

-$800

$470.54

$1,753.88 (box 3)

$800(box 1) distribution code:2

Total

$6,729.46

$7,529.46

 

 

 

 

 

My question is how I enter these two forms? My 2021 return says I would withdraw $329, but now the 1099-SA says I withdrew $800. Will this case any problem?

 

And how should I answer the below questions?

Excess contribution deducted from your wages? I answered No

Did you overfund your H.S.A in 2021? I answered Yes

Enter the amount from Line48 on your 2021 Form 5329. I couldn’t find this form on my 2021 return. So I left this question blank. I see on my 2021 return schedule 1 line 8E Taxable HSA distribution $329 and on Form 8889 line 11 $7,529.

After I answer questions as the above, my refund increased by about $1,000. There must be something wrong.

Thank you!

Tina