Problem with MN Form M1LTI. The software is changing response, causing it to error. I tried changing responses & even deleting the form, but neither worked. Any ideas?

If you purchased Long Term Care Coverage for yourself, but not for your Spouse, you should be able to indicate that in TurboTax.  If you have a policy that covers both of you, indicate YES for yourself and your spouse. 

 

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The qualifications for the Minnesota Long Term Care Insurance Credit are:

 

To qualify, the policy you purchased must:

• Be eligible as a federal deduction (disregarding the 7.5% or 10% income test). For more information, review Internal Revenue Service Publication 502, Medical and Dental Expenses
• Have a lifetime benefit limit of $100,000 or more 

The amount of the credit is 25% of the policy premiums, up to $100 per beneficiary. For married couples, separate policies or premiums are not required. One policy covering both spouses qualifies for the $200 maximum credit.