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Also, you always report expenses in the tax year that you paid them. >> Do that mean I can forget about the payment for health insurance made in 2015 even if it cover some months in 2016 ?
Federal Taxes->Deductions & Credits->Scroll down to "Medical"->Start "Medical Expenses" >> told me that if it is less than around 1700 it is unnecessary to do..... but if I manually enter the amount in the generated ScheduleC Part II line 15 it reduce my taxes....Can I enter the amount paid for health insurance for my part time job here ?
What is the difference between your path :
Federal Taxes->Deductions & Credits->Scroll down to "Medical"->Start "Medical Expenses"
and putting the amount I paid for health insurance in this path :
Federal taxes->wages and income -> business items -> Business deduction and credit -> Self-employed health insurance paid ??
Thx
Also, you always report expenses in the tax year that you paid them. >> Do that mean I can forget about the payment for health insurance made in 2015 even if it cover some months in 2016 ?
Federal Taxes->Deductions & Credits->Scroll down to "Medical"->Start "Medical Expenses" >> told me that if it is less than around 1700 it is unnecessary to do..... but if I manually enter the amount in the generated ScheduleC Part II line 15 it reduce my taxes....Can I enter the amount paid for health insurance for my part time job here ?
What is the difference between your path :
Federal Taxes->Deductions & Credits->Scroll down to "Medical"->Start "Medical Expenses"
and putting the amount I paid for health insurance in this path :
Federal taxes->wages and income -> business items -> Business deduction and credit -> Self-employed health insurance paid ??
Thx
‎June 6, 2019
5:26 AM