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Yes, but your premiums are already being "deducted" via a reduction in your taxable income. Note that box 1 of your W2 is reduced by your premiums paid. They are also reported in box 12 or 14. Don't enter these in the deductions section.
This is actually a good thing, since you don't need to surpass the 10% AGI floor that is applicable for most medical expenses.
Yes, but your premiums are already being "deducted" via a reduction in your taxable income. Note that box 1 of your W2 is reduced by your premiums paid. They are also reported in box 12 or 14. Don't enter these in the deductions section.
This is actually a good thing, since you don't need to surpass the 10% AGI floor that is applicable for most medical expenses.
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