Hi, I'm working in USA and my wife is working in Canada during 2022. I'm a U.S. Citizen, my wife is a Canadian Citizen. I enroll in HDHP medical plan, the coverage is Employee + Spouse. Can I contribute $7300 to the HSA account for year 2022?
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Canadians are covered by provincial healthcare, which is not considered a HDHP.
does her coverage cover you?
if yes, your contribution limit is $0 because you are covered by a non-HDHP
if no, you can contribute the family maximum.
Canadians are covered by provincial healthcare, which is not considered a HDHP.
does her coverage cover you?
if yes, your contribution limit is $0 because you are covered by a non-HDHP
if no, you can contribute the family maximum.
It is not required that your spouse be enrolled on your insurance or that your spouse also have an HDHP. It is only required that you not have any "other medical coverage" except for your HDHP. So it depends on whether you have any coverage through your spouse.
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