Thanks for the response.
According to the example for turning 65 in July 2021 (that's my situation exactly) in this link: Publication 969 (2021), Health Savings Accounts and Other Tax-Favored Health Plans | Internal Revenu..., I am able to contribute $2,300 which is also the amount that TT calculates for the Max Contribution Limit on the interview page "Let's maximize your contribution limit". If both the Pub 969 example and the TT calculation both indicate I can contribute up to $2,300, why would they both say this if I am not eligible for an HSA deduction?
The instructions for form 8889, line 19, point to the instructions for line 10 in form 8889. TT correctly inputs zero for my situation (I had no qualified IRA distribution to the HSA), but it put my after-tax contribution on line 19 (slightly less than the $2,300 limit). Since the instructions for line 19 are the same as for line 10, why does TT have my after-tax contribution to the HSA as a qualified HSA funding distribution on line 19? Does this not mean that TT has made an erroneous calculation for line 19 in form 8889?
