IRS Revenue Procedure 2010-22 released in May, 2010 states that the HSA contribution limits and health plan deductibles for 2011 are unchanged from the amounts of 2010 because, after the application of cost-of-living adjustment rules, the changes in the Consumer Price Index for the relevant period do not result in changes to the amounts for 2011.
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2010-2011 DEDUCTIBLES & CONTRIBUTIONS | ||||
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Insurance |
HSA Contribution Limits * | |||
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Coverage |
Minimum Deductible |
Maximum Out-of Pocket |
Regular |
Catch-Up (Age 55+) |
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Individual |
$ 1,200 |
$ 5,950 |
$ 3,050 |
$ 1,000 |
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Family |
$ 2,400 |
$ 11,900 |
$ 6,150 |
$ 1,000 |
| *If insurance is effective after January 1 and you deposit the contribution limit, you must maintain your qualified insurance coverage through the end of the following calendar year to avoid possible taxes and penalties on part of your contribution. | ||||
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2009 DEDUCTIBLES & CONTRIBUTIONS | ||||
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Insurance |
HSA Contribution Limits * | |||
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Coverage |
Minimum Deductible |
Maximum Out-of Pocket |
Regular |
Catch-Up (Age 55+) |
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Individual |
$ 1,150 |
$ 5,800 |
$ 3,000 |
$ 1,000 |
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Family |
$ 2,300 |
$ 11,600 |
$ 5,950 |
$ 1,000 |
| *If insurance is effective after January 1 and you deposit the contribution limit, you must maintain your qualified insurance coverage through the end of the following calendar year to avoid possible taxes and penalties on part of your contribution. | ||||