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In error we included healthcare premiums of $7,612.26 as a medical expense when they were pre-tax payments as listed on the W-2 (125 plan).
The amended Turbo Tax federal results indicated we went from a refund to owing $975. Also PA refund went to $0.00. When I went to move forward with Turbo Tax it indicated a $2,400 refund with is about $1,200 less than my initial erroneous filing.
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June 1, 2019
12:04 AM
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Deductions & credits
That seems correct, since you claimed an excessive itemized deduction by deducting health insurance premiums that were already "deducted" from W-2 Box 1.
An amended return is an entirely different filing. Your original & amended returns together may still amount to a net refund. However, amending a return to add omitted income *or* (in your case) remove incorrect deductions is likely to result in additional tax due, even if less than your original refund.
An amended return is an entirely different filing. Your original & amended returns together may still amount to a net refund. However, amending a return to add omitted income *or* (in your case) remove incorrect deductions is likely to result in additional tax due, even if less than your original refund.
June 1, 2019
12:04 AM