Free Reimbursement Calculator

How much can you reimburse yourself, tax-free?

Every medical bill you've paid out of pocket since opening your HSA is money you can still pay yourself back — there's no IRS deadline. Estimate your unclaimed pile in seconds.

Your inputs

Household size2
16
Amount$900
$0$5,000
Years5 years
125
Rate24%
10%37%

What you're owed

You could reimburse yourself, tax-free
$0
From 5 years of out-of-pocket receipts
Eligible spend per year $0
Pre-tax salary it would take to net this $0
If you wait — value in 20 yrs at 7% $0
Your choice: pull $0 today — or leave it invested and it could be worth $0 by retirement. Either way, it's tax-free.

Estimate only, based on typical out-of-pocket spend. Your actual reimbursable amount is the total of qualified expenses you've documented and not otherwise deducted. Not tax advice.

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How this reimbursement calculator works

Most people pay medical bills out of their checking account and forget about them. But if you have an HSA, every one of those qualified out-of-pocket expenses is a tax-free withdrawal you can still claim — the IRS sets no deadline. This calculator estimates the size of that unclaimed backlog from your household size, typical annual out-of-pocket spend, and how many years you've been paying out of pocket. The real number is whatever you can document, which is exactly what Reimbursable helps you build.

Frequently asked questions

How far back can I reimburse myself from my HSA?

There's no IRS deadline on HSA reimbursements. As long as the expense was incurred after you opened your HSA, you kept documentation, and you never otherwise deducted or reimbursed it, you can pay yourself back years — even decades — later. That backlog is money you're owed, tax-free.

Do I need receipts to reimburse myself later?

Yes. The IRS requires documentation proving each withdrawal paid for a qualified expense. Keep itemized receipts and EOBs for every expense you intend to reimburse. Reimbursable stores them so your reimbursement file is always audit-ready.

Should I reimburse now or let it grow?

If you can afford to leave the money invested, every dollar you don't withdraw keeps compounding tax-free. Your unreimbursed receipts act as a tax-free line of credit you can draw any time. See the math on our HSA ROI calculator.

What expenses count as HSA-eligible?

Any expense for the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment, or prevention of disease — defined in IRS Publication 502. This covers medical services, prescriptions, dental, vision, and more. Browse all 890+ items in our directory.