<prompt> Human: I just spent the last hour entering data, filing for free, and hit a roadblock on the HR Block site. It appears they dont like giving free filings to HSA users: Since you contributed to a Health Savings Account HSA, youll need to use HR Block Deluxe to prepare this years taxes. Complete your return in HR Block Deluxe for an additional 24.99. Additional state filing fees may apply... Im not saying dont use them, but I am saying if youre one of the many HSA users in the U.S., be advised.EDIT: the cherry on top! I agreed to use the 25 product, and when I was granted access to the Form, the first thing they tell me is we already know about the xxx that you contributed, from your W2. Since the corresponding amount shown on my 5498-SA was already reported by my employer on the W2, there was nothing inside the 25 VIP Area. Im absolutely fuming that I need to run this up the flagpole to file without paying 25.  <response>: Ive used credit karma tax the last two years, and it handles and e-files for free a lot of the stuff that the more well-known electronic preparers charge for. Ive had no problems with any of my itemized deductions or HSA contributions. Pretty standard single-job W2, own home, have some investments, no side business, etc.Its a new-ish product though, some might prefer to double-check its results against an established product or might not be comfortable using it if they dont have a good baseline understanding of tax returns in the first place. 