I have gone through those steps several times.  When I click on self employed health insurance it simply goes to the next window about self employed retirement plan.  Not way to put in the amount I pay.  Can't find a way to enter the numbers.  Help!!!

@Mike the lefty 

Are you filing a Sch C ?   Or do you get a K-1 ?  

I have the same issue.

following the instruction provided did NOT allow me to enter my self-employed health insurance. When I go into the corresponding business, there's no place to enter the insurance expenses.

I am sole proprietor.

Please help!

Where to enter Self Employed Health Ins

https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/entering-importing/help/where-do-i-enter-my-health-insurance-premi...

Self-employed health insurance deduction goes on Form 1040 Schedule 1 line 16 then to 1040 line 8a, as long as the expense is not greater than your net self-employment income. If it does exceed your net self-employment income it gets split automatically. An amount equal to your net self-employment income goes on Form 1040 Schedule 1 line 16, and the remainder gets added in to medical expenses on Schedule A.

BUT do not enter any Health Care Marketplace insurance you bought.  If you enter the 1095-A and select the "Self-employed and bought a Marketplace plan" box, it will automatically include those premiums in the SE Health Insurance section.  So you shouldn't enter it again on schedule C.

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@Ricky20 wrote:

I have the same issue.

following the instruction provided did NOT allow me to enter my self-employed health insurance. When I go into the corresponding business, there's no place to enter the insurance expenses.

 

I am sole proprietor.

 

Please help!

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Edit your business.  Click on Add Expenses for this work

Scroll down and click on Less common expenses to open the section.

Scroll down and click on Health insurance premiums

Continue

I have the same problem. When I go to Business Expense, Less Common, Insurance, Turbo Tax tells me my health insurance premiums were put into Schedule C - Medical Costs. This is even though my business made a good profit. The cost should go to Schedule 1 and be deductible for my business.

You must have entered it under Employee expenses.  That is only for employees you pay .  Delete it from there.  

Where to enter Self Employed Health Insurance
https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/entering-importing/help/where-do-i-enter-my-health-insurance-premi...

Or did you mean Schedule A?  

Self-employed health insurance deduction goes on Schedule 1 line 17 (which goes to 1040 line 10), as long as the expense is not greater than your net self-employment income (your net profit on Schedule C reduced by 1/2 of your self-employment tax)

If it does exceed your net self-employment income it gets split automatically. An amount equal to your net self-employment income goes on Schedule 1 and the remainder gets added in to medical expenses on Schedule A. It will not reduce any SE Tax on a net profit. It just reduces your AGI.

Do you have your health insurance for your business through the Marketplace?  If you do, when you edit your Form 1095-A, on the Let us know if these situations apply to you screen, be sure to check the box for I'm self-employed and bought a Marketplace plan.  This will automatically add premium payments you made to the business you connect with the Form 1095A and will not automatically add them to your Schedule A itemized deductions.



You can select which type of business and if you have more than one, it will show a dropdown to select which to link.



If you have vision or dental insurance which was not included in your Form 1095-A, you may enter those in your Schedule C under health insurance.

WOW!! It worked.

I could not get Self-Employed Health Insurance Expenses added to Schedule 1, Line 17.  Following your instructions, the deductions are now in Schedule 1.

I am using Premiere and thought that I would have needed Home and Business because it advertises as working on 'Self Employment Deductions'.  I assume that Home and Business had a Worksheet, and it may have been straight forward, but with your instructions it worked.

Thanks, John