Emilia (43) contributed $225 per month to a self-only health savings account (HSA) through her paycheck in 2021. Her employer contributed $1,000 for the year. Emilia's excess contribution amount is __________ and the excise tax is __________. $50; $3 $100; $6 $500; $30 $750; $45

Emilia (43) contributed $225 per month to a self-only health savings account (HSA) through her paycheck in 2021. Her employer contributed $1,000 for the year. Emilia's excess contribution amount is and the excise tax is . $50; $3 $100; $6 $500; $30 $750; $45

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