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Yes. Only enter anything in only 1 place. If your health ins exceeds your net self-employment income it gets split. An amount equal to your net self-employment income goes on Form 1040 Schedule 1 line 17 (to 1040 line 10) and the remainder gets added in to medical expenses on Schedule A.
Hi VolvoGirl - Thanks for your response. However, I think you missed the fine points of my post. First, it is not health insurance, it is Long Term care insurance. Secondly, In the Schd C section, it asks for long term care premiums. I enter them. Then in itemized deductions is specifically says "enter gross long term care premiums". This created a duplicate in the calculation. So, I think the resolution would be for TT to do the calculation itself. If there is the same amount in both places, then dont add it twice to total medical expenses. Short of that, they should at least change the instructions to enter "net" LTC prems, not "gross". ie, LTC prems less whatever TT calculated as the amount deducted from income in Schd C.
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