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Say someone I know is making contributions to an existing health savings account from a prior employers with a high deductible plan.
Person switches jobs to an amazing company with a great health plan. And the person still contributes to the HSA to get a tax deduction but does not have a high deductible plan.
The contributions are reported to the IRS, yes. But will this trigger an alert based on the health plan I am on is reported?
I feel like I have been doing this for at least 3 years and still no audit.
Does anyone have any advice on if I should stop and take my wins in prior years or keep this going? I mean .. this person I know.
Person switches jobs to an amazing company with a great health plan. And the person still contributes to the HSA to get a tax deduction but does not have a high deductible plan.
The contributions are reported to the IRS, yes. But will this trigger an alert based on the health plan I am on is reported?
I feel like I have been doing this for at least 3 years and still no audit.
Does anyone have any advice on if I should stop and take my wins in prior years or keep this going? I mean .. this person I know.