I have w-2 and self employment. Can I deduct proportionally the premiums I pay for deducted from my gross (taxable) income from my W-2 employer on my Schedule C?

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No, if you have a health insurance plan with your employer, you are not eligible for a self-employed health insurance deduction. So, you shouldn't enter anything for that in the self-employed section in TurboTax.

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I received a 1099-MISC for compensation from my main employer for a "vehicle allowance". Turbo Tax is forcing this into self employment (schedule C). I'm not self employ.

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