[Anonymous]

I’ve been using UWorld Roger CPA Review to review and came across a statement regarding HSAs that I can’t seem to verify with any other material but Roger. In the REG book, Roger states that the maximum HSA contribution for 2013 for an individual is the lesser of the individual’s deductible or $3,250.

I work in a CPA firm that deals heavily with taxes and I have never heard of an individual’s deductible being used as the basis for their maximum HSA contribution. Can anyone else confirm this with their material/experience or is this information presented incorrectly in the Roger book?

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[MikeHoncho]

Hmm, I have not heard of the individual's deductible being used as the basis for their maximum HSA contribution. As far as my review materials go, annual contributions are limited to $3,250 for singles and $6,450 for families in 2013. Interesting

Done: 5/22/14

"Always do sober what you said you'd do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut."
- Ernest Hemingway

[MikeHoncho]

Hmm, I have not heard of the individual's deductible being used as the basis for their maximum HSA contribution. As far as my review materials go, annual contributions are limited to $3,250 for singles and $6,450 for families in 2013. Interesting

Done: 5/22/14

"Always do sober what you said you'd do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut."
- Ernest Hemingway

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