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@MarilynG1 Actually I think I figured out how to unlink the 1095-A from my business, but then my taxes go up.  Are you saying that I can go in (Schedule C?) somehow and deduct some part of the payments?  I am not sure where to go to do that.  Please let me know.   Thank you!   @bkrett01  @jasling 

The options you mentioned is not what I see in TT online. I see the options that I mentioned in my post. Are you saying, i should not check any of them? I do so Form 6781 but the losses are not added to my Capital Loss Carryover. Why is it so?

Yes, you can take the self-employed health insurance deduction for Medicare and Supplemental plans. According to Healthinsurance.org:   Prior to 2010, no Medicare premiums were deductible under the self-employment health insurance deduction. From 2010 to 2012, only Part B premiums were deductible. But starting in 2012, premiums for Medicare A, B, C, and D, as well as Medigap/Medicare Supplement, became deductible under the self-employment health insurance deduction.   The IRS rules for the self-employed health insurance deduction clarify that:   Medicare premiums you voluntarily pay to obtain insurance in your name that is similar to qualifying private health insurance can be used to figure the deduction. Amounts paid for health insurance coverage from retirement plan distributions that were nontaxable because you are a retired public safety officer can’t be used to figure the deduction.  

Employers are not required to break out overtime on 2025 W-2s, but the deduction still applies.  If your overtime is not listed on your W-2, you may have to get your overtime amount  from your last paystub of the year or from a statement provided by your employer.  How do you calculate the portion of your overtime that isn't taxable?  Use the TurboTax   No Tax on Overtime Calculator 

@OrangeKat The question "Did you open your first FHSA or became a successor holder in 2025 or a previous year" is asking two things: Did you open your first FHSA in 2025? Did you become a successor holder in 2025 or a previous year?   So, if for example you opened up your FHSA in 2024, and you didn't inherit it from a deceased spouse/partner, you would answer NO to that question, and leave the rest of Section 1 of Schedule 15 blank.

Are you preparing a Non-Resident return? If so, double check what you entered for your country, and make sure that it's spelt in the English way (no accents or characters that are not letters). You can also just make the correction on the paper copy.      

this is very frustrating. The same thing happens with the PC versions. The PDF file that gets saved does not include all the worksheets. The only way I have found to ensure everything gets saved is to print each individual form but select 'print to PDF'. I have to do that for each of the worksheets:  donation worksheet, RRSP worksheet, RPP worksheet, etc etc. It is very annoying and the answers on here are not helpful