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June 1, 2019
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On one of the HSA pages the phrasing is confusing for this...Did Brian inherit this HSA?It's not common, but we have to check. If you inherited this HSA from a spouse,

  • June 1, 2019
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It's confusing because the answer is "no" I did not inherit it, but then the explanation says that if I "DID" inherit it to click "no"...?
Best answer by ThomasM

Yes, it is confusing.  It's actually trying to clarify the question Did Brian inherit the HSA? by telling you If Brian inherited this HSA from a spouse then you can still answer "no."

In your case, just answer "no" and continue on.

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June 1, 2019

Yes, it is confusing.  It's actually trying to clarify the question Did Brian inherit the HSA? by telling you If Brian inherited this HSA from a spouse then you can still answer "no."

In your case, just answer "no" and continue on.

June 1, 2019
Thanks.  That makes sense, just a bit tricky on the grammar