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Aren’t HSA rules similar to IRA rules where I can make a deposit into my HSA up to April 15th and have it count towards my prior year tax return?

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Aren’t HSA rules similar to IRA rules where I can make a deposit into my HSA up to April 15th and have it count towards my prior year tax return?

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A. Yes, as long as you did not contribute up to the maximum that you were permitted in the prior tax year, then you could make a contribution into your HSA, up until April 15th and have it count towards your prior tax return.

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