During 2022 my wife and I had continuous HD family health coverage until we turned 65 and switched to Medicare (1st of the month in which you turn age 65). We did not have W-2's for 2022. I made prorated HSA contributions to our respective HSA accounts. The contribution amounts matched the TurboTax generated maximum contribution limits. After completing the HSA inputs, I receive an excess HSA contribution advisory. In summary - We did not have W-2's, we did not use our HSAs, we did not inherit HSAs, but we did prorate our contributions. I have deleted both Form 8889s, and closed TurboTax only to have the same issue occur after once again inputting my data. I have contributed to our individual HSAs in past tax years and have never had this issue. Any ideas on what the issue could be?
