GravitySucks
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
Think I've missed out on some tax savings the last couple years.
I pay a bit over half of my medical insurance, while MegaCorp picks up the rest. (About 55/45%). This is about 13% of my income.
I think it's partially deductible.
From IRS:
olicies that cover medical care or for a qualified long-term care insurance policy covering qualified long-term care services. However, if you're an employee, don't include in medical expenses the portion of your premiums treated as paid by your employer under its sponsored group accident, health policy, or qualified long-term care insurance policy. Also, don't include the premiums that you paid under your employer-sponsored policy under a premium conversion policy (pre-tax), paid by an employer-sponsored health insurance plan (cafeteria plan) or any other medical and dental expenses unless the premiums are included in box 1 of your Form W-2 (PDF), Wage and Tax Statement. For example, if you're a federal employee participating in the premium conversion program of the Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) program, you may not include the premiums paid for the policy as a medical expense
I think I must have answered a TurbotTax question wrong as I remember it saying I didn't qualify. Or am I misreading the IRS.
Do you write off partial insurance payments?
Might be time to see a tax pro. Been relying on TT for a long time.
I pay a bit over half of my medical insurance, while MegaCorp picks up the rest. (About 55/45%). This is about 13% of my income.
I think it's partially deductible.
From IRS:
olicies that cover medical care or for a qualified long-term care insurance policy covering qualified long-term care services. However, if you're an employee, don't include in medical expenses the portion of your premiums treated as paid by your employer under its sponsored group accident, health policy, or qualified long-term care insurance policy. Also, don't include the premiums that you paid under your employer-sponsored policy under a premium conversion policy (pre-tax), paid by an employer-sponsored health insurance plan (cafeteria plan) or any other medical and dental expenses unless the premiums are included in box 1 of your Form W-2 (PDF), Wage and Tax Statement. For example, if you're a federal employee participating in the premium conversion program of the Federal Employee Health Benefits (FEHB) program, you may not include the premiums paid for the policy as a medical expense
I think I must have answered a TurbotTax question wrong as I remember it saying I didn't qualify. Or am I misreading the IRS.
Do you write off partial insurance payments?
Might be time to see a tax pro. Been relying on TT for a long time.