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HSA
I had a prior year excess contribution to my HSA resulting in a taxable amount. In the past filing year, 2020, I had qualified medical expenses that resulted in distributions from the HSA (I have a1099-SA) that reduced entirely the excess contribution and would have eliminated the tax burden. The TuboTax software did not seem to take into consideration the distribution, only asking what my year-end HSA value amount was. It did not address the distribution at all, as far as I know, and I ended up filing a return with the HSA excess contribution taxable income still there. The software did not seem to catch this scenario. Now I need to amend my return, I think, and to get clarification from Intuit's seeming error from Intuit, I need to pay an addition $100 or so dollars. Do I have a misunderstanding of how HSA works and TurboTax is correct? Or, does it seem like TurboTax software missed this and I have no recourse with Intuit without paying more?