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My wife has a employer-sponsored insurance plan and I am listed as a spouse on that plan. We are filing as Married, Filing Jointly.
Her bi-weekly pay stubs show that her employer pays X amount in medical insurance premiums and my wife pays an additional amount that is roughly 20% of the X amount that the employer pays. Of that 20%, about two thirds is listed as pre-tax cost per a print out from the employer's HR Dept.
IRS Pub 502 states you can deduct medical insurance premiums and a half a page later says you cannot unless they are listed on the W-2.
There is no indication of insurance premiums paid anywhere on her W-2.
What am I missing here?
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You can deduct any pre-tax insurance premiums that you pay out of pocket.
You can deduct any pre-tax insurance premiums that you pay out of pocket.
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