I have a program update suggestion. My Form1095-A had Column B blank for the whole year. Turbotax should warn the user that it is uncommon that Column B is blank. In the beginning of the year I thought I would make more money than I actually did. During the year I paid the full healthcare premiums each month, but my income dropped by almost half during the year. Turbotax did not warn me about not entering the SLCSP amounts in column B. After I filed my return I learned that I should have entered amounts in Column B. I filed an amended return and I went from owing $133 to getting a return of $4,950.
It would be good if Turbotax questions the user when column B is blank as this could be a mistake on the users part. It may make sense for the user to enter this amount in column B even if one thinks they don't qualify for a refund for their healthcare premiums. It would be even better if Turbotax entered these values for the user.
PJ
