Yes, if you itemize deductions on your tax return. Health insurance premiums that you pay out of pocket (post-tax) are an itemized medical expense deduction. Medical, dental, and vision expenses are reported on Schedule A and entered in the Deductions & Credits section. You do not enter the 1095-C on your return; keep it with your records.
- With your return open, search for Schedule A and then select the Jump to link in the search results.
- Answer Yes on the Did you spend more than $3,000 on medical expenses in 2020? screen.
- Enter your medical expenses, starting with prescriptions, on the following screens.
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