Yes, you can deduct HSA contributions you made directly for 2017. Keep in mind, TurboTax automatically pulls the contributions reported on your W2 (Box 12 Code W ) so do not duplicate those. You will only need to enter any HSA contributions that you made directly that were not withheld from your wages.
Please follow these instructions to enter the HSA contributions you made directly:
Please comment below if you have additional questions regarding this issue so that I can assist you further.
So far this year in 2018, I have contributed $490 in my HSA that was directly deposited from my paycheck into my HSA. So I cannot enter this amount to my 2017 tax return?
No, you cannot enter that amount on your 2017 Tax Return.
If I open an HSA account for monies given to me for family coverage that runs October 2017 thru September 2018, can I deduct if from 2017 taxes and use the family coverage maximum? My kids were still covered under their father's insurance as well thru the end of 2017.