Pacun Posted November 22, 2019 Report Posted November 22, 2019 It is time to decide how much you will put in your HSA in 2020 through your employer. You will be 55 on January 2nd, 2020.... if you have a family HDHP how much can you contribute for 2020? Employer will contribute 0 You will be 55 on December 22nd, 2020.... if you have a family HDHP how much can you contribute for 2020? Employer will contribute 0 It is my understanding that it is a monthly thing but I need to verify it. Quote
jklcpa Posted November 22, 2019 Report Posted November 22, 2019 It is the sum of the monthly contributions (1/12 for each eligible month) but as long as the taxpayer is age 55 by the end of the year, then the person will be allowed the full catch up if the taxpayer is in a HDHP for each of 12 months, even for the months before he or she actually turned 55. In other words, for 2020 someone with single coverage and 55 or over by year end, the allowed monthly contribution is $379.16 (1/12 of ($3,550 + 1000)). For 2020 with family coverage and over 55 by year end, the monthly amount is $675 (1/12 of ($7,100 + $1,000)) for each month of eligibility. In both of your examples the TP is eligible for all 12 months, has family HDHP, and is 55 by year, so the contribution allowed will be the same = $8,100. 2 Quote
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