Is there any update on this situation? It seems like this TT limitation has been present and known for years and still hasn't been fixed. I shared my ACA Healthcare plan with a daughter who got a job half way through the year so she left my health plan and won't be claimed as a dependent. Therefore she and I both need to enter allocations on our tax forms from my 1095-A. I paid all the premiums so I enter 100% and she enters 0%. It's not really all that complicated or different than if she was just on my plan all year and could be claimed as a dependent. So why should that preclude me from taking the self-employed deduction for healthcare premiums? Not taking the deduction will cost me thousands. It's actually not that complicated and I can't believe this has been going on for years with no fix from TT.
I paid the price for the software and expect it to work so I can file my taxes. I actually paid extra and upgraded from Premium to Home and Business hoping that would fix this issue but that didn't work either. As a paying customer, can I get some help with an actual solution? And no, having me pay more money to work with an accountant isn't an acceptable situation for a known issue in TT that has been present for years.
I've been a customer for 20 years and have always dealt with the minor inconveniences that TT causes every year without much complaint. But on this situation I have to ask that you do better.
