I received a 5498-SA the other day, which reminded me that I still have
an HSA sitting around. I've never actually used it, so I'm a little
vague on how they work.
Do I need to keep track of medical expenses that are paid by the HSA?
Put them on Schedule A and then declare the money coming out of it
as income? Or does the fact that the two offset each other mean that
neither will show up on my 1040 (and schedules)?
I received a 5498-SA the other day, which reminded me that I still have
an HSA sitting around. I've never actually used it, so I'm a little
vague on how they work.
Do I need to keep track of medical expenses that are paid by the HSA?
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