Who can make an HSA contribution?
Any eligible individual may establish and contribute to an HSA. A person may be self-employed, unemployed, or employed and contribute to an HSA. The IRS has also stated an employer, a family member, or any other person or entity may make contributions to an HSA on behalf of an eligible individual.
Related Questions
- My HSA deduction is shown in Box 12 of my W-2 as Code W. Why is it designated as an employer contribution when I have contributed the money to the account?
- Is the HSA (Health Savings Account) contribution limit increased for older people?
- What are the contribution limits for the HSA (Health Savings Account)?
