Draft Form 8889 for tax year 2026 with IRS limit validation.
npx skills add https://github.com/jupid-tax/jupid-skills --skill form-8889
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: form-8889 Source: https://github.com/jupid-tax/jupid-skills/tree/main/forms/form-8889 Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jupid-tax/jupid-skills --skill form-8889
Draft Form 8889 for Health Savings Accounts (HSA) reporting, ensuring a compliant, auditable draft for tax year 2026.
Draft a complete Form 8889 draft for tax year 2026 using the user's HSA inputs (HDHP months, contributions, distributions, and eligible medical expenses).
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To report HSA contributions and distributions on Form 8889, you need to complete Part I for contributions and Part II for distributions. This Skill drafts a line-by-line Form 8889 for tax year 2026, validating your HDHP coverage and eligible medical expenses to ensure an auditable output.
If you exceed IRS HSA contribution limits, this Skill flags potential excess contributions and inconsistencies. It validates your inputs against annual IRS limits, including prorated limits and MFJ split allocations, to help you correct errors before transcription or e-file.
For HSA tax filing with partial Medicare coverage, this Skill validates your Medicare status against eligibility rules. It checks your HDHP coverage months and applies prorated contribution limits, prompting for any incomplete data to draft an accurate Form 8889.
Yes, Form 8889 cross-references to Schedule 1 for deduction adjustments and Schedule 2 for additional taxes. This Skill produces a complete draft with necessary IRS citations and cross-references, ensuring your HSA reporting integrates properly with your broader tax return.
Yes, you can use this Skill to draft HSA forms with married filing jointly split allocations. It explicitly handles MFJ allocations and validates contributions against IRS limits, prompting for incomplete data to ensure the Form 8889 draft is compliant and auditable.
The last-month rule allows full HSA contribution limits if eligible on December 1st, affecting Form 8889 Part I calculations. This Skill validates the last-month rule application, checking HDHP coverage months and prorated limits to flag any potential inconsistencies in your draft.
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