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Not usually. In most situations, your employer's contributions to your HSA are excludable from your income, and therefore don't need to be shown as income, or wages on your W-2.
However, all employer contributions to your HSA must be reported in box 12 of Form W-2, with the code "W." Your contributions, added to your employer's contributions, can't exceed the allowable maximum contributions for the year.
Not usually. In most situations, your employer's contributions to your HSA are excludable from your income, and therefore don't need to be shown as income, or wages on your W-2.
However, all employer contributions to your HSA must be reported in box 12 of Form W-2, with the code "W." Your contributions, added to your employer's contributions, can't exceed the allowable maximum contributions for the year.
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