Clarification: What LindaS5247 said is more correct. I meant the following: When you enter your data into Turbo, one thing you can do is to enter your medical expenses (as Linda said). That will include the premiums you paid. Depending on your other information, including what state you live in, TurboTax will identify whether you it's best for you to take itemized deductions or the Standard Deduction. Probably for fed taxes, since the Standard Deduction is so high, you'll take it, so your insur premiums won't get deducted. For state taxes, it will depend on the state you live in, and other data from your situation. If Turbo recommends the standard deduction, your med expenses won't get used. But if Turbo recommends itemizing deductions, then they will. This year in my case I itemized deductions for my state, and so my insurance premiums were part of the expenses that got itemized. So it's possible that they'll get used - it depends on your specific situation. And TurboTax will help you decide. Linda's advice on how to enter all that info has great detail on how to proceed to enter what you need to enter.
