HAS question. I have the 1099-HSA with $882 in box 1 and on the W2 Box 12 DD it lists a dollar amount of $6582 is that the amount to enter into Turbo Tax for HSA.

[TomK2023]

Enter your W2 information just as it is.

You'll get Form 1099-SA if you paid for medical or other expenses from your HSA or MSA during the tax year.

Here's how to add it in TurboTax:

1. Open or continue your return in TurboTax.
2. Select Search and enter 1099-SA.
3. Select Jump to 1099-sa.  If that doesn't work, then: Click on Federal, then Wages & Income, then Less Common Income, and 1099-SA, HSA, MSA.  Click on Start.
4. Answer the questions and continue through the screens.

[Mike9241]

HSA contributions through your employer, either as payroll deductions or employer match must be shown in box 12 code W on your W-2. This carries automatically to form 8889 on line 9 - under IRS rules payroll deductions and any employer match are deemed to be made by the employer because box 1 of the w-2 has been reduced by your contributions

there is no 1099-HSA

here are the forms that might exist

File form 1099-SA to report distributions from an HSA

File form 5498-SA to report contributions to an HSA

File form 8889 to report your HSA contributions and distributions

Refer to form W-2 for your HSA contributions