Hi Catina, thanks for your response. No, I didn't receive a form for my HSA account. It's just based on my investment reports from Fidelity that my 2022 HSA investment (mutual funds) yielded an overall income of ~$1300, including a long-term capital gain of ~$1000, a short-term capital gain of ~$100, and a dividend of ~$200. Considering that the California state return on PC Turbotax only has one page for HSA earnings (with only 3 fields "Interest earned from HSA", "Dividends earned from HSA, and Net capital gain or loss from HSA"), I wonder how to enter my long-term and short-term capital gain as they should be treated differently for tax purposes. The mutual funds also had an unrealized loss of ~$4000 but I guess I cannot report it as it's not unrealized. Any advice? Thanks again!
