Question

Whose qualified medical expenses can carl include for hsa purposes?

Answer 1

Carl can include any family members that are currently living with Carl. For example, Carl can include his spouse and any dependent children that live with him. Say for example that Adriane is his spouse and Robert is his son then yes a. and b. would apply. If Monica and Michael are also his dependent children then yes, qualified medical expenses for all of them would be included for has purposes.

Answer 2

Carl, Monica, Adriane, Robert, and Michael

Further Explanation:

The age of Carl is 46 and the age of Monica is 42 who are married and they can file a joint return. They have only two children an Adriane and Robert who are dependents on the joint returns of their parents. Monica has a cousin whose name is Michael and his age is 29 have come to live with them in 2018. But Michael has not qualified as the dependent. They paid an amount of $500 on Michael's medical bills in November 2018. Carl was enrolled in the HDPHP where he has full family coverage. Carl had the HSA for the four years. In the year 2018, he made contributions in his HSA with a total of $4000. In 2018 he took $1800 to pay the medical expenses. He paid $300 for Monica’s eyeglasses, $725 for the health club membership taken by Carl, $250 for Eye medicine for Robert and $525 for the physical therapy session taken by Adriane. So they all are citizens of the U.S and have gained valid security numbers.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Subject: Social Science

Topic: Health Saving Accounts

Keywords: Joint returns, dependents, medical bills, valid security numbers, medicine