  The decoupling limit in the MSSM Higgs sector is the most likely scenario in
light of the Higgs discovery. This scenario is further constrained by MSSM
Higgs search bounds and flavor observables. We perform a comprehensive scan of
MSSM parameters and update the constraints on the decoupling MSSM Higgs sector
in terms of 8 TeV LHC data. We highlight the effect of light SUSY spectrum in
the heavy neutral Higgs decay in the decoupling limit. We find that the
chargino and neutralino decay mode can reach at most 40% and 20% branching
ratio, respectively. In particular, the invisible decay mode BR(H^0(A^0) ->
\tilde{\chi}^0_1\tilde{\chi}^0_1) increases with increasing Bino LSP mass and
is between 10%-15% (20%) for 30<m_{\tilde{\chi}^0_1}<100 GeV. The leading
branching fraction of heavy Higgses decay into sfermions can be as large as 80%
for H^0 -> \tilde{t}_1\tilde{t}_1^\ast and 60% for H^0/A^0 ->
\tilde{\tau}_1\tilde{\tau}_2^\ast+\tilde{\tau}_1^\ast\tilde{\tau}_2. The
branching fractions are less than 10% for H^0 -> h^0h^0 and 1% for A^0 -> h^0Z
for m_A>400 GeV. The charged Higgs decays to neutralino plus chargino and
sfermions with branching ratio as large as 40% and 60%, respectively. Moreover,
the exclusion limit of leading MSSM Higgs search channel, namely gg,b\bar{b} ->
H^0, A^0 -> tau^+ tau^-, is extrapolated to 14 TeV LHC with high luminosities.
It turns out that the tau tau mode can essentially exclude regime with
tan\beta>20 for L=300 fb^{-1} and tan\beta>15 for L=3000 fb^{-1}.
