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I'm eligible to receive Social Security benefits but I'm waiting until I turn 70. Do I come under the umbrella that I can't deduct my Medicare A monthly premium?

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I'm eligible to receive Social Security benefits but I'm waiting until I turn 70. Do I come under the umbrella that I can't deduct my Medicare A monthly premium?

You can deduct your Medicare A monthly premiums. You are considered not covered under Social Security. See below for more details:

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4774797

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I'm eligible to receive Social Security benefits but I'm waiting until I turn 70. Do I come under the umbrella that I can't deduct my Medicare A monthly premium?

You can deduct your Medicare A monthly premiums. You are considered not covered under Social Security. See below for more details:

https://ttlc.intuit.com/replies/4774797

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