Article Date:
February 2011


Word Count:
474

 

 

Seeing the HSA in Action for One Year


Let’s say you currently deduct insurance premiums as a self-employed individual or S corporation owner on page 1 of Form 1040.

 

Let’s say further that you search for your high-deductible policy and find one with a $2,400 deductible that will save you $200 a month on your existing premiums of $440.

 

You now establish an HSA and contribute $2,400 and then withdraw $300 during the year for medical expenses.

 

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