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Maybe. Insurance premiums can be deductible as a medical expense if the policy covered such things as medical care, hospitalization, vision, etc. Long term care insurance premiums are also deductible.
Premiums for policies that pay you for loss of earnings, life, limb or sight, however, are not deductible.
Do not include the premiums if they were paid pretax out of your husband's paycheck. If the premiums were paid pretax they are not included in your income and are therefore not deductible from your income.
Please also keep in mind the following:
If your AFLAC insurance premiums meet the requirements, enter the premiums into TurboTax using these steps:
Maybe. Insurance premiums can be deductible as a medical expense if the policy covered such things as medical care, hospitalization, vision, etc. Long term care insurance premiums are also deductible.
Premiums for policies that pay you for loss of earnings, life, limb or sight, however, are not deductible.
Do not include the premiums if they were paid pretax out of your husband's paycheck. If the premiums were paid pretax they are not included in your income and are therefore not deductible from your income.
Please also keep in mind the following:
If your AFLAC insurance premiums meet the requirements, enter the premiums into TurboTax using these steps:
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