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Old 02-05-2015, 11:28 AM
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2014 TurboTax and HSA forms

Hi,

TurboTax offers free filing for basic forms. However for HSA deduction forms they require a fee of 34.99.

When I don't claim HSA deductions (no withdrawls from me; only contributions by my employer) my refund decreases 7 dollars and I am able to use TurboTax's free service.

If i add the HSA, i gain 7 dollars but then have to pay TurboTax 34.99

Can I just skip claiming my HSA and file without it?

Thanks!



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