Instructions For Form 8853 - Archer Msas And Long-Term Care Insurance Contracts - 2005 Page 3

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Archer MSA for you or your spouse for
Line 5 Limitation Chart and Worksheet
2005. These contributions should be
Go through this chart for each month of 2005.
shown in box 12 of Form W-2 with code
See the instructions for line 5 on this page.
R. If your employer made excess
(Keep for your records)
contributions, you may have to report the
excess as income. See Excess Employer
Start Here
Contributions on page 4 for details.
Were you enrolled in Medicare for
Line 4
Yes
the month?
Do not include amounts rolled over from
another Archer MSA. See Rollovers on
No
page 4.
Line 5
Go through the chart at the top of the Line
Were you an eligible individual (see
Enter -0- on the line
No
5 Limitation Chart and Worksheet on this
below for the month.
page 1 of the instructions) on the
page for each month of 2005. Enter the
first day of the month?
result on the worksheet next to the
corresponding month.
Yes
If eligibility and coverage of both
you and your spouse did not
TIP
change from one month to the
What type of coverage did your HDHP provide on the first day of the
next, enter the same number you entered
month? If you had more than one HDHP, see instructions on this page.
for the previous month. If eligibility and
coverage did not change during the entire
year, figure the number for January only,
Self-only coverage
Family coverage
and enter this amount on Form 8853, line
Enter annual deductible
Enter annual deductible
5.
(must be at least $1,750
(must be at least $3,500
More than one HDHP. If you and your
but not more than $2,650)
but not more than $5,250)
spouse had more than one HDHP on the
$
$
first of the month and one of the plans
provides family coverage, use the Family
coverage rules on the chart and disregard
Enter 65% (.65) of the annual
Enter 75% (.75) of the annual
any plans with self-only coverage. If you
deductible on the line below for the
deductible on the line below for the
and your spouse both have HDHPs with
month.
month. If married filing separately,
family coverage on the first of the month,
see instructions on this page.
you both are treated as having only the
family coverage plan with the lowest
annual deductible.
Amount from
Married filing separately. If you have an
Month in 2005
chart above
HDHP with family coverage and are
married filing separately, enter only
January
37.5% (.375) (one-half of 75%) of the
annual deductible on the worksheet; or, if
February
you and your spouse agree to divide the
March
75% of the annual deductible in a
different manner, enter your share.
April
Line 6
May
Compensation
June
Compensation includes wages, salaries,
July
professional fees, and other pay you
receive for services you perform. It also
August
includes sales commissions,
September
commissions on insurance premiums, pay
based on a percentage of profits, tips,
October
and bonuses. Generally, these amounts
are included on the Form(s) W-2 you
November
receive from your employer(s).
December
Compensation also includes net earnings
from self-employment, but only for a trade
Total for all months
or business in which your personal
services are a material income-producing
Limitation. Divide the total by 12. Enter here and on line 5
factor. Generally, this amount is shown on
the Schedule SE (Form 1040) you
complete for your business or farm.
Compensation does not include any
amounts received as a pension or annuity
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