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No, Taxpayers cannot deduct the cost of supplemental insurance policies, such as those provided by AFLAC, on their tax returns. According to the IRS, the cost of an insurance policy that pays a specified amount to insured parties who are sick or hurt is not a deductible medical expense.

TurboTax error 2755 typically indicates an issue with the Windows Installer service, often related to insufficient permissions or a corrupted installation. Here's a breakdown of potential causes and solutions:    Possible Causes: Permissions Issues: The installer may not have the necessary permissions to access files or directories during the installation process. Here's How to Switch Out of 'S' Mode for Windows 11.   User Account Control (UAC): UAC enabled by default can restrict even administrator users during installation.    Temp Directory Issues: The installation might not have access to the Temp directory, or the Temp directory might be full or corrupted.    Troubleshooting Steps: Run as Administrator: Right-click the TurboTax installer and select "Run as administrator".  Check Windows Installer Service: Open the Services console (type services.msc in the Run dialog).  Locate the "Windows Installer" service.  Ensure the "Startup type" is set to "Manual" or "Automatic" (if it's disabled, change it).  Disable UAC Temporarily: Temporarily disable UAC during the installation process (with caution, as it can compromise security).  Check Windows Updates: Make sure your Windows operating system is up to date.  Check Disk Space: Ensure there's enough free space on the drive where you're installing TurboTax.  Repair Windows Installer: You can try repairing the Windows Installer service using the Windows Installer Cleanup tool.  Try a Different Installation Method: If you're using a downloaded version, try uninstalling and reinstalling from your MyDownloads folder.  @mhartley         

It is entered in the same place as unemployment, so that is fine.   But you do not need to mark taxable grant.   If there was tax withheld on your 1099-G, you should enter that amount when prompted.   If you entered it in the wrong place, delete the entry and re-enter it in the correct spot.     It depends on what box number the income is in.   If the income is in:   Box 1 - 1099-G for unemployment or paid family leave Box 2 - 1099-G for a state or local refund -  do not use this or the taxable grant entry.     Use the link that corresponds with the type of 1099-G you received.   The screen should look like the one below:  

I've run into the same issue.  No WA income.  Not qualified for WFC.  TT keeps telling me I have an error on my WA return, but also tells me I don't need to file a WA return if I don't qualify for WFC.   I am not checking the Efile option and won't email in my empty WA forms either.   Wish TT would fix this.

If you made a mistake entering the name of your business on your Schedule C, you can edit it by following the steps below for TurboTax Online:   Open TurboTax and select Federal  Select Income and Expenses at the top of the screen Select Review beside Self-employment Income and Expenses Select Edit beside the Schedule C Select Edit beside General Info Click Edit underneath Business Name to edit.

You can file 2 states as full year resident due to the domiciliary laws. Add another state to your return and select the residency. Which two states are you trying to file as full time resident rather that part year? Maybe there is another issue. They could have an agreement between them - many states do. @ckuntzman200

If this is the first year you are making the election to file a joint return with your non-resident spouse, yes, write your spouse's name on the New York return with a black ink pen and also attach a copy of Form W-7 with the state return.