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Reporting HSA Contributions, Distributions, and Deductions

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Joe paid $4,000 in unreimbursed qualified medical expenses. He received an HSA distribution of $4,000. Where is this information reported on his tax return?

Form 8889, Part I

Form 8889, Part II

Does not need to be reported

Both A and B

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