I expected that an APTC repayment would flow to the medical expenses worksheet as a health insurance premium deduction. Instead only the monthly premiums paid from the 1095A are showing up as a medical deduction. I have read that a 2019 repayment is to be claimed on the 2019 tax return. I am either missing something in the law or the input to Pro Series or?? Has anyone else figured this out?
Yes. $4326 in Col A and $9,120 in Col C. They are paying back the $9,120. Line 2b on the Medical Expenses Worksheet for 1095-A premiums is only $4326. Maybe I am supposed to input the $9,120 somewhere?
@suesayers wrote:
Yes. $4326 in Col A and $9,120 in Col C. They are paying back the $9,120. Line 2b on the Medical Expenses Worksheet for 1095-A premiums is only $4326. Maybe I am supposed to input the $9,120 somewhere?
Something doesn't make sense. Column A should not be higher than Column C. Column A should be what the insurance company got, Column C is how much of that amount was paid by the exchange. A - C = how much the taxpayer paid directly to the insurance company.
I think either the 1095-A was prepared incorrectly or perhaps there was some retroactive cancellation and the taxpayer got a big refund check from the insurance company that they now have to pay back to the government?
<sniff, sniff> Smells funny to me.
Rick
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