I did not contribute to my hsa but my employer did. Do i include this in my 1099 form?

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Expert Alumni

Jun 1, 2019 12:09:07 AM

If your employer contributed to your HSA, then the contribution will be reported on form W-2. Entering the form W-2 is all you need to do to record the HSA contribution made by an employer.

If you received a 1099-SA for distributions from your HSA, then enter this form in TurboTax. To enter in TurboTax:

In your open return, select My Account
Tools
Topic Search
Type '1099-SA' in the box, then select GO

Expert Alumni

Jun 1, 2019 12:09:07 AM

If your employer contributed to your HSA, then the contribution will be reported on form W-2. Entering the form W-2 is all you need to do to record the HSA contribution made by an employer.

If you received a 1099-SA for distributions from your HSA, then enter this form in TurboTax. To enter in TurboTax:

In your open return, select My Account
Tools
Topic Search
Type '1099-SA' in the box, then select GO

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I did not contribute to my hsa but my employer did. Do i include this in my 1099 form?