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I am a TX Resident, Wife is CA Resident. HSA is getting added back into CA income but its on my W2 in Texas.

I am a TX Resident. My W2 is from Texas company, and I have a W2 with box 12 HSA stating contribution of $6900. 

 

I am filing MFJ in CA, I am a non resident and wife is a full year resident. CA is classifying my 6900 contribution as taxable income (added back on SCHEDULE CA line 7). 

 

Shouldnt this be 0? the HSA is in my name and my property not my wife's? 

Or should this be 50% of $6900 as it is community property? 

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I am a TX Resident, Wife is CA Resident. HSA is getting added back into CA income but its on my W2 in Texas.

Since one of you is and one of you is not a resident the trick is to pick PART-year resident status then the income from each state can be allocated correctly. 

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