I signed up for Social Security in mid-January 2024 and found out that by doing so I will automatically became enrolled 6 months retroactively in Medicare Part A. I contributed the maximum single contribution to my HSA in 2023 but am not enrolled in an HSA for 2024. I contacted my employer and arranged for 6 months of 2023 HSA contributions to be reversed so that I would not have excess HSA contributions when Medicare kicks in retroactively for July-December 2023. I am expecting to be mailed an HSA refund check this week. Do I need a corrected W-2 to reflect these actions? I assume that I won't need a corrected HSA form since the 1099-SA only shows gross distributions. What do I need to do differently when I compute my taxes in TurboTax? Now that the HSA funds have been reversed I would like to go ahead and file my taxes.
