"Screen 4: This Year you get a tax break for your medical expenses. It gives me an amount and that is all. No opportunity to insert medical expenses. Click "Done"
What does the amount sound like? The sum of medical expenses you entered into Schedule A? The amount entered into Schedule A plus HSA distributions?"
I have no idea what the amount is for. I don't recall giving any medical expenses at any point. I've just been answering the questions as they come along in the process. It looks a lot like the difference I need to pay back to the market place.
The system that my State uses to give our Health Insurance discount, is by using the previous year's tax return. So if you end up making more money (which we did) then you have to pay back based on what you SHOULD have received. Real tricky to have to estimate every year, but it is what it is.
The only Medical information I ever entered through this whole process was the 1095-A info. So I'm not seeing how it's coming up with any expenses at all. It sounds like I should do a search for "Schedule A" and see what comes out of that?
Thanks again, by the way.
