<prompt> Human: Apologies, this is a pretty basic question but I was hoping to get some advice before I use my HSA funds: I am getting a couple cavities filled later this week and was planning on using my HSA debit card to pay for them. I know that the cavities are a qualifying medical expense and that I should keep the receipt from my dental visit- but how do I report to the IRS that I used this money and that it should not be taxed? Id imagine that I need to send the receipt but theres no way that the government is collecting every receipt from every HSA purchase. Logically, I think that Id just report the purchase on my 2019 tax filing and retain the receipt forever in case the government ever audits me. Is there anything else I need to doknow before using these funds? Thanks for the help!  <response>: No, you dont need to do anything. It will be a qualified disbursement from your HSA and you will not need to file any additional paperwork. You do not need to send anything to the government. 