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I have $13 in excess contributions. Bank will charge $25 to refund so I'll take 6% excise tax. Do I apply the $13 to my 2017 contributions, i.e. $6750 -$13?
My wife and I each have HSA accounts through our employers. We calculated the deductions wrong, and now we have $13 in excess contributions. The bank will charge $25 to refund this, so I'm wondering if it would be better to just take the penalty. Would the only penalty on the excess contribution be the 6% excise tax? The IRS says that "The excise tax applies to EACH YEAR the excess contribution remains in the account." Does this mean that I would still need to withdraw the $13 in 2017? Or do I apply the $13 to my 2017 contributions, i.e. in 2017 I only contribute $6750 - $13?
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‎June 5, 2019
10:52 PM