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In response to "right, I'm referring to hsa-type contributions, which it sounds like it may be. I don't know about insurance doing that, but it can work the way I " by b.

It's HSA. The only thing that went in the HSA is $1,300.

Posted by Kim Pine (aka Callisto) Apr 6 '11, 13:38

I think he's somehow not gotten the screen that asks him if the money went only to healthcare expenses (if you use it on something else, they do tax the crap out of you).

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well, the 1099-sa should have the amount of contribution, the amount spent, and a box stating the amount not taxable. - tRuMaN Apr 6, 13:39 6
- I'm not sure I got a 1099-sa. It's listed on the W2. -- nm - Kim Pine Apr 6, 13:42 5
  - is it a check box? box e, I think? -- nm - amanda jones, transitarian Apr 6, 13:45
  - Is it pre-tax dollars? Not all benefits are (I think). -- nm - mara Apr 6, 13:44 2
    - I think HSA is after tax dollars, if I remember right. -- nm - Kim Pine Apr 6, 13:45 1
      - then it can't impact your tax liability. you've already paid taxes on it. you can't pay twice. - amanda jones, transitarian Apr 6, 13:47
  - hmm, thinking. give me a minute. -- nm - tRuMaN Apr 6, 13:44

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It's HSA. The only thing that went in the HSA is $1,300.

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