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Question

1095-A

Forum|Forum|4 years ago
February 4, 2022
2 replies
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After entering my 1095-A an amount of 6699.00 appears in my Medical Expenses section even though I have not entered any figures in that section. What is this?

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Was the total of your payments minus any premium tax credits $6699? TurboTax will automatically enter your health insurance premiums in the Itemized Expense section in case you are itemizing when you enter your 1095-A as these premiums can be tax deductible when itemizing.

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No, my monthly payment minus any of the figures in the total column for A, B, or C equal, 6699.