You will need to delete all of the information in the HSA section of the program. To do this, login to your return account, and then:
If you have an FSA, you do not enter anything into the HSA section of the program. They are two different accounts. In fact, if your FSA is not reported in Box 10 of your W2 (to cover daycare expenses), you don't enter your FSA information at all. This is because an FSA has a "use it or lose it" requirement so it can never become income nor can it be used for a disallowed transaction. An HSA, on the other hand, can become income and does carry over from year to year.
If interested, this FAQ does provide additional information on an HSA:https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3300505
Did you receive Form 1099-SA? (Not 1099-SSA, which is Social Security).
You will need to delete all of the information in the HSA section of the program. To do this, login to your return account, and then:
If you have an FSA, you do not enter anything into the HSA section of the program. They are two different accounts. In fact, if your FSA is not reported in Box 10 of your W2 (to cover daycare expenses), you don't enter your FSA information at all. This is because an FSA has a "use it or lose it" requirement so it can never become income nor can it be used for a disallowed transaction. An HSA, on the other hand, can become income and does carry over from year to year.
If interested, this FAQ does provide additional information on an HSA:https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/3300505