If both spouses have coverage through the Choice Fund plan, (or another employer’s HSA qualified medical plan) how much can each spouse contribute to their HSA?
If both individuals have single coverage, they can each contribute the single contribution maximum, which for 2010 is $3,050, or a total of $6,100. If one or both of the spouses have children covered as dependents, then the combined contributions to the HSAs by husband and wife cannot exceed the family contribution maximum ($6,150 for 2010) and should be divided between them by agreement.
Related Questions
- If both spouses have coverage through the Choice Fund plan, (or another employer’s HSA qualified medical plan) how much can each spouse contribute to their HSA?
- My spouse has health benefit coverage under her employer. Can I deduct the eligible expenses that are not covered by her plan under my PHSP?
- Can an employer or group choose not to offer coverage to qualified dependents through their health plan?
