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Personal HSA contributions not added under deductible

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
January 19, 2025
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TT keeps recommending I should go with the Standard Deduction (which is wrong), and when I look at the breakdown of potential Itemized Deductions, it lists everything correctly EXCEPT the $4,150 I personally put into my HSA account in 2024. This was NOT through my work, and it does NOT show up on my W2 form. What gives???
It was my understanding that HSA was "triple tax win"

I can't believe we are paying for figure out how much we owe the government, and we still can't figure it out (UGH)

HELP !

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Best answer by dmertz

The deduction for personal HSA contributions is not an itemized deduction. It is an "above the line" deduction that should appear on Schedule 1 line 13 if you are eligible to have made the contribution.

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The deduction for personal HSA contributions is not an itemized deduction. It is an "above the line" deduction that should appear on Schedule 1 line 13 if you are eligible to have made the contribution.