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HSA and SEP IRA contribution for Spouse for self employment income.

My Spouse have both W2 and self employment income and is on my insurance policy. Can my spouse contribute to SEP IRA and HSA out of self employment income ? If yes what are the limits ?

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KeshaH
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HSA and SEP IRA contribution for Spouse for self employment income.

Your spouse can contribute to an HSA to if they had their own high-deductible health plan. If your insurance plan is a high-deductible health plan, you can contribute to an HSA for them either through your employer or a separately purchased HSA.

 

Contributions to a SEP IRA are limited to 25% of your spouse's net income, up to $69,000 for 2024 ($70,000 for 2025).

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