Yes, you can adjust your HSA contributions after the tax year ends until the tax filing deadline for that year, typically April 15th. If you realize you've over-contributed to your HSA, you can remove the excess contribution before filing your taxes to avoid penalties.
Contributions made through payroll deductions are generally already accounted for in your year-end W-2 form. However, if you made contributions outside of payroll deductions, you'll need to manually report them on your tax return.
Absolutely! You have the ability to make adjustments to your HSA contributions even after the tax year has closed, all the way up until the tax filing deadline, which is typically April 15th. This is particularly beneficial if you discover that you’ve over-contributed; by removing any excess funds before filing your return, you can sidestep potential penalties associated with over-contribution.
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