DaveF1006
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Deductions & credits

It shouldn't unless you reported this contribution additionally as a contribution you personally made. To check to see if you entered this twice, go to:

  1. Federal>deductions and credits>
  2. medical>HSA, MSA Contributions
  3. If you reach a summary page showing your HSA Summary, select edit.  But before you do, check to see if a deduction or a distribution is listed in that summary that is in addition to your Tax-free employer contribution.
  4. After you select edit, go through the questions. Pay particular attention when you reach a page that says let's enter your HSA contributions. See if there is an entry that says Any contributions you personally made
    (not through your employer) I
    f there is an amount recorded, remove it.
  5. Also make sure your deduction is not a distribution. It will show up as a distribution in your return unless you finish the section stating it isn't Medicare and that you are covered by a high Deductible Health Plan.
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