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Do You Enter HSA Information for Taxes?

Published April 14, 2023

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Short answer: Yes, you need to include your HSA information on your tax return, and you should use Form 1099-SA to report it.

Why HSA info is needed

When tax season rolls around, many people wonder whether they need to enter their HSA information for taxes. The answer is yes, but the process is straightforward.

As you prepare your taxes, here are some key points to keep in mind:

As tax season approaches, you might find yourself asking, ‘Do I need to include my HSA information in my tax return?’ Absolutely! Understanding the ins and outs of this process can save you time and help maximize your deductions.

Tax rules for contributions, earnings, withdrawals

  • Contributions: Contributions to your HSA are tax-deductible through payroll deductions or individual deposits. You can claim these deductions on your tax return.
  • Interest and Earnings: Any interest or earnings on your HSA balance is tax-free, as long as the funds are used for qualified medical expenses.
  • Withdrawals: When you make withdrawals from your HSA to pay for medical expenses, you do not pay taxes on that money.

Recordkeeping and Form 1099-SA reporting

It's essential to keep accurate records of your HSA transactions throughout the year to make tax time easier. You will receive Form 1099-SA from your HSA provider, which you will need to report on your tax return.

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