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How Employees Can Make Themselves Ineligible for HSA Contributions
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Nov. 13, 2017
"In 2004, the [IRS] confirmed that an employer only has three responsibilities regarding HSA eligibility and communicating this to the HSA custodian: [1] Ensure the employee is covered by an HSA-eligible high-deductible health plan (HDHP) sponsored by the employer; [2] Confirm that the employee is not covered by any non-HDHP coverage sponsored by the employer; and [3] Provide the employee's age (for purposes of the catch-up contribution). So why should employers care about HSA disqualification if it is primarily an employee concern?"

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