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Deductions & credits
@Spino wrote:
@cindy0213 There it is, Cindy, at the top of p 4 in publication 969, as @Opus 17 just pointed out.
Since you have apparently NOT filed yet, perhaps the simplest resolution is NOT to claim your son as a dependent in 2022. In that case, it appears to me his HSA is okay. (what do you think @Opus 17 ?)
No, please read publication 501 and the instructions to form 1040.
The taxpayer must check the box that "someone can claim you as a dependent" if they can be claimed, even if that person agrees not to claim them and even if they don't want to be claimed.
In Turbotax, that box is implemented with a Yes/No question, "Can someone else claim you as a dependent."
Checking that box (Answering "yes") will disqualify the taxpayer from making HSA contributions (and a few other things). The question is whether the son qualifies as a dependent this year (considering all relevant facts and circumtances).