Should I enter Medicare, AARP Supplemental and RX payments and Long Term Care premiums in Medical Deductions or on Line 29 Self Employed health insurance on Form 1040?

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If you have self-employed income, your Medicare deduction will be treated as self employed health insurance. The other items would be entered on your Schedule A as medical expenses.

Question- Am I able to deduct my monthly medical insurance premiums? If so where do I put that information? Thanks

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Should I enter Medicare, AARP Supplemental and RX payments and Long Term Care premiums in Medical Deductions or on Line 29 Self Employed health insurance on Form 1040?

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