May 16, 2022
The IRS released the 2023 health savings account (HSA) annual contribution limits and high deductible health plan (HDHP) requirements in IRS Rev. Proc. 2022-24 — www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/rp-22-24. The same document also set forth update contribution limits for excepted benefit Health Reimbursement Accounts for 2023. The updated annual dollar amounts are listed below.
*Catch-up contributions — HSA-eligible individuals who have reached age 55 by the end of the taxable year can make an extra annual $1,000 catch-up contribution.
HDHP MINIMUM DEDUCTIBLE | HDHP MAXIMUM OOP | HSA CONTRIBUTION LIMIT |
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2022 | ||
Single – $1,400 | Single – $7,050 | Single – $3,650 |
Family – $2,800 | Family – $14,100 | Family – $7,300 |
2023 | ||
Single – $1,500 | Single – $7,500 | Single – $3,850 |
Family – $3,000 | Family – $15,000 | Family – $7,750 |
For more information on HSA-eligibility, contributions and reimbursements, see our HSA Guide:
www.benefitcomply.com/resources/2022/04/01/hsa-guide/
For help calculating 2022 HSA annual contribution limits, see the following spreadsheet:
2022 HSA Contribution Calculator —
www.benefitcomply.com/resources/2022/03/30/2021-hsa-contribution-calculator/
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