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In the HSA section of the Turbo questionnaire it is asking if I had an HSA in 2017. Is this a typo or does it have some connection to my HSA status in 2018?
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In the HSA section of the Turbo questionnaire it is asking if I had an HSA in 2017. Is this a typo or does it have some connection to my HSA status in 2018?
If you (or your spouse) did not have an HSA, read the following. Answering "Family" or "Self" to this question when you did not have an HSA so never went through the HSA interview to show that you (whichever of you) had HDHP coverage triggers this ("lapse in coverage") error.
So for each of you:
- if you (or your spouse) were covered under an HDHP for every month in 2017 or
- if you (or your spouse) were covered under an HDHP in every month of 2018 or
- if you (or your spouse) made no HSA contributions in 2017 at all or
- if you never had in 2017 or 2018 any HDHP coverage,
then you (whichever of you) should enter "None" for the 12/1/2017 answer even if you were covered, because this last-month question doesn't apply to you.
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In the HSA section of the Turbo questionnaire it is asking if I had an HSA in 2017. Is this a typo or does it have some connection to my HSA status in 2018?
If you (or your spouse) did not have an HSA, read the following. Answering "Family" or "Self" to this question when you did not have an HSA so never went through the HSA interview to show that you (whichever of you) had HDHP coverage triggers this ("lapse in coverage") error.
So for each of you:
- if you (or your spouse) were covered under an HDHP for every month in 2017 or
- if you (or your spouse) were covered under an HDHP in every month of 2018 or
- if you (or your spouse) made no HSA contributions in 2017 at all or
- if you never had in 2017 or 2018 any HDHP coverage,
then you (whichever of you) should enter "None" for the 12/1/2017 answer even if you were covered, because this last-month question doesn't apply to you.
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