Yes, IRS Form 5498 is one more form for you to deal with, but it doesn't make your tax life much more complicated. It's a benign, and even helpful, form. What's so great about it? Well, you don't have ...

If you have an IRA, you’ll receive Form 5498 IRS Form 5498: IRA Contribution Information is a tax form to report Individual Retirement Account(IRA) account details to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS ...

Form 5498 ESA is used to report information about Coverdell Education Savings Accounts (ESAs), which are designed to help fund the educational expenses of the account's beneficiary. A custodian or ...

The 5498-SA is the IRS form that reports all contributions to your HSA for the prior year (2023), including those contributed between Jan. 1 and the tax filing deadline of the current year. It also ...

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You don’t need to file Form 5498 with your taxes because the IRS gets a copy, too. But you should review it, in case there are errors. Form 5498 reports your contributions to a traditional or Roth IRA ...

Form 5498-SA -- which shows the total amount of contributions made to an HSA from any source for the previous plan year (2018 in this case) -- will be available in mid-May. The form typically is not ...

Tax forms can be confusing and a hassle, but you don't even have to file a 5498 form. Yes, IRS Form 5498 is one more form for you to deal with, but it doesn't make your tax life much more complicated.

Understanding the role of Form 5498 can help you with your tax preparation, can help keep your returns accurate, and when the time comes, it can help you take the correct required minimum ...