> Doesn't sound right to me.
Just hearing that makes me feel so much better. I know tax stuff can get weird, but my common sense just rebelled against this one. And we're talking a good chunk of change, so I'm reluctant to just let it go. I have plans for that money.
> The three 1095-A monthly numbers
A: 673.73
B: 990.03
C: 0.00
Repeated x 12. Just me on the insurance.
> the AGI
Posting my actual AGI in a public forum seems questionable, but I can tell you that if I fake the numbers such that it just barely gives me the obamacare money, my AGI is 12880 (12879 fails). Given how close that is to my standard deduction (12950), that seems like it should be a clue. But if it is, I'm not seeing it. Also note that I either get all the money, or none of it. Something somewhere is triggering that I'm not eligible as it passes that point.
I may create a fake return from scratch and see if I can recreate the problem with entirely fictitious data (ie something I'm prepared to share). Other than a couple stock transactions, my return is pretty simple. Which is part of what makes this so aggravating.
Thanks for taking a look.
PS In case it matters: I'm using the desktop version of tt premier, with all updates applied.
