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Yes (as a deduction, not a credit).
If your prescription plan from UHC is a Medicare D plan with premiums deducted from your Social Security benefit, enter the amount on the entry screen for your SSA-1099.
If it is a separate prescription plan where you pay the premiums directly to UHC, enter the amount as a medical expense.
To enter your medical expenses, please follow these steps:
[Edited | 3/9/2020 2:16pm PDT]
Yes (as a deduction, not a credit).
If your prescription plan from UHC is a Medicare D plan with premiums deducted from your Social Security benefit, enter the amount on the entry screen for your SSA-1099.
If it is a separate prescription plan where you pay the premiums directly to UHC, enter the amount as a medical expense.
To enter your medical expenses, please follow these steps:
[Edited | 3/9/2020 2:16pm PDT]
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