Paid Out-Of-Pocket for Medical Care Insurance on WI return

[ewriedt50]

In the Wisconsin interview for Paid Out-Of-Pocket for Medical Care Insurance it states I can include the amount deducted from my monthly benefit for Medicare Part B and D.  I assume this should also include my Advantage Plan premiums, and my husbands Supplement Plan premiums.  These premiums were already included in the Federal return.   I do have a small amount (less than $1000) of self employment income.  Am I to enter them again because WI doesn't see the Federal entries? 

[MaryK4 · Accepted solution]

Yes, you include any Medicare supplement and advantage premiums paid like on the federal return.

The Self-Employment Health Insurance deductions is included in the Wisconsin income (because they use the federal AGI and does not subtract.)

From the Wisconsin instructions:

"Self-employed taxpayers who deducted 100% of their medical care insurance on line 16, federal Schedule 1 (Form 1040) are not allowed an additional deduction."