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However, if you are thinking to enter the code W amount elsewhere on the return, you should not. The code W amount in box 12 is automatically carried by TurboTax to all the places it needs to go.
Note that there is a screen entitled "Let's enter [your name] HSA contributions" (see screenshot below) in the HSA interview. This screen appears to be asking on line 2 that you enter your personal contributions.
This refers only to contributions that you made outside your employer. If you look at the first line, you will see that the code W amount is already there, and that entering your payroll deductions on the second line would just duplicate them (a common cause of mistaken excess contributions).
However, if you are thinking to enter the code W amount elsewhere on the return, you should not. The code W amount in box 12 is automatically carried by TurboTax to all the places it needs to go.
Note that there is a screen entitled "Let's enter [your name] HSA contributions" (see screenshot below) in the HSA interview. This screen appears to be asking on line 2 that you enter your personal contributions.
This refers only to contributions that you made outside your employer. If you look at the first line, you will see that the code W amount is already there, and that entering your payroll deductions on the second line would just duplicate them (a common cause of mistaken excess contributions).
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