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How do we report a health care premium when we receive a portion of the expense from a HSA?
We are recently retired and have a private health care plan with and annual premium. My wife also has a Health Spending Account (HSA) that provides some funds towards the premium. There is no T slip for the HSA. How do we show the cost of the premium and the money received from the HSA on our taxes.
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October 29, 2019
10:04 PM
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Credits and deductions
You can claim the net cost of the premium as a medical expense.
Net private health plan cost = Annual plan premium cost -HSA contribution
The usual rules apply to the sum total of your medical expense credit
Medical claim = (net plan cost (see above) + Unreimbursed eligible medical expenses.) LESS 3 % of your line 236 net income or $2208, whichever is lower.
Net private health plan cost = Annual plan premium cost -HSA contribution
The usual rules apply to the sum total of your medical expense credit
Medical claim = (net plan cost (see above) + Unreimbursed eligible medical expenses.) LESS 3 % of your line 236 net income or $2208, whichever is lower.
October 29, 2019
10:04 PM