@Kimberly Boulden wrote:
I completely understand that an overridden tax return can't be e-filed, and it voids the accuracy guarantee.
The box I want to override is in schedule 1, and it pertains to self-employed health insurance. My health insurance on my w-2 is not pre-taxed because I am related to the owner of the company. Our business accountant has set this up, and has had me in previous years use this function. This year however it doesn't work. Why was this changed?
Which line are you trying to override?
I would normally say that you can only deduct your insurance costs as a schedule A itemized deduction, if you aren't allowed the pre-tax deduction. If your accountant says you are eligible for something else, that would be news to me.
@Hal_Al @DoninGA @TomD8 what do you know about a health insurance adjustment for a highly compensated employee?
