New user here. One quirk I had was figuring out a way to contribute to an HSA between retirement and the onset of Medicare. I added a fake income stream with 100% going to the HSA plus a scheduled account withdrawal to match, which mostly works... except that it appears to apply Medicare tax to the "income", even though the full amount is contributed to the HSA (?). It's an inconsequential amount, but I didn't think HSA contributions were taxed at all? Thank you!
Thank you for clarifying and pointing me in the right direction. I tried it w/ zero income and a contribution and it did work. I would have never guessed doing it like that and agree that a "scheduled contribution" or more generally a "scheduled transfer between two accounts" would be more obvious to a newcomer. Thanks again.
I added the HSA contribution to the Build "
Income Employment Income" "$ Personal Contributions to Health Savings Accounts". It works....
But ..
In the Tax Forms & Bracket's report, it shows a negative number (that matches the HSA contribution) in the 1040 Line 1, but HSA contributions should show up on line 10 of the 1040.
I haven't looked enough to see if this affects any other aspect of the plan.
