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Yes, as long as you are eligible to make an HSA contribution for the year (2021 in the case of a transfer in 2021) and you have not previously done such a transfer. Having earned income is not a requirement for contributing to an HSA.
Such a transfer usually only makes sense if you have no other money from which to make an HSA contribution.
You still must be covered by a qualifying HDHP and have no other disqualifying medical coverage, such as Medicare.
Yes, You can make the tax-free rollover from your IRA to an HSA only once in your lifetime and the amount is limited to the maximum HSA contribution for the year minus any contributions you've already made for the year. I found this information in the following link.
Contribution limits for HSA in 2020 are:
To report this in Turbo Tax go to:
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