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I sold my business in March. I paid for health insurance for the year. Business made a profit for the quarter (more than the full year of premiums). What do I deduct?
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I sold my business in March. I paid for health insurance for the year. Business made a profit for the quarter (more than the full year of premiums). What do I deduct?
If you are asking about the self employed health insurance deduction, deduct 3 months worth of the yearly premium if you were only in business for 3 months. The rest of the cost could be a medical deduction if you itemize.
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I sold my business in March. I paid for health insurance for the year. Business made a profit for the quarter (more than the full year of premiums). What do I deduct?
If you are asking about the self employed health insurance deduction, deduct 3 months worth of the yearly premium if you were only in business for 3 months. The rest of the cost could be a medical deduction if you itemize.
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I sold my business in March. I paid for health insurance for the year. Business made a profit for the quarter (more than the full year of premiums). What do I deduct?
Thank you bsch4477. That is what I thought but just wanted confirmation.
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