California does not recognize Health Savings Accounts. Therefore medical expenses paid with an HSA are still deductible on California returns, even though they are deductible on the Federal return. How can I enter this adjustment in TurboTax? This seems like a very big gap.
TurboTax handles HSA actions (contributions and distributions) on the CA return automatically. The only thing you have to do is enter in the CA interview the interest, dividends, and capital gains for your HSA (because your HSA is considered just an investment fund in California).
Otherwise, you have nothing to do for your HSA in California. Please do not try to make your own adjustments. If you have questions about what TurboTax actually did, come back and ask.
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