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The computation in TurboTax is correct.
Generally speaking, you can itemize the same expenses on your Alabama return as on your federal return.
Any amount of advance payments for the premium tax credit that you had to repay can be included in medical expenses on your federal return, and the same rule applies to your state return.
See Premium Tax Credit in the Publication 502, Medical and Dental Expenses for more information.
Thanks for taking the time to read my question and type your reply. This “problem” has concerned me for several years now. I’ve read the rules for my state (Alabama) and, just as you said, it allows the same medical deductions as the IRS. But that means I’m deducting the premium credit repayment twice on my state return - once as a tax and once as a medical expense. As much as I would like that to be correct, it’s difficult to believe that’s Alabama’s intention. Also, I ran my same info through TaxAct and it does not add the credit repayment to my medical expenses for the state. For fed, it does, but not for state. That seems more correct. I would love to follow TT and get the extra deduction. I wonder if TT will stand by me if I get audited? Or will TT simply claim it’s not a math or calculation error so they have no liability?
Alabama state forms are not available yet. You can check the status of the forms in the below link.
Please also see the below TurboTax Audit Support Guarantee should your return get audited.
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