Although per new rules you can contribute more than your deductible to your HSA it must still be prorated if you don't have a qualifying high deductible plan for all 12 months, correct?
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Proration not necessarily required, with new "last-month" rule.
See TTB 13-29, and Form 8889 instructions:
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i8889.pdf -
Thanks for the reply, I was looking for a quick answer that didn't happen, so I looked it up in my trusty TTB and you are correct, that did change as well. Thanks again!Comment
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