Discussion:Self-employed health insurance deductablilty
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| {{ForumNewPost|UserID=Corkballman|Date=14 February 2009|Text=I have a client who is both a W-2 employee and sefl-employed. Both the W-2 and the sefl emmployment are from teaching. Additionally, both incomes are about equal. The client pays for his/her own insurance. Can my client take the sefl-employed health insurance deduction on the front page of the 1040 or should the deduction be allocated between the schedule C and Schedule A. Let's also assume that the client's employer (W-2) does not offer health insurance. I'm pretty sure if the employer does, that the client cannot take the front page deduction. }} | {{ForumNewPost|UserID=Corkballman|Date=14 February 2009|Text=I have a client who is both a W-2 employee and sefl-employed. Both the W-2 and the sefl emmployment are from teaching. Additionally, both incomes are about equal. The client pays for his/her own insurance. Can my client take the sefl-employed health insurance deduction on the front page of the 1040 or should the deduction be allocated between the schedule C and Schedule A. Let's also assume that the client's employer (W-2) does not offer health insurance. I'm pretty sure if the employer does, that the client cannot take the front page deduction. }} | ||
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Corkballman (talk|edits) said: | 14 February 2009 |
| I have a client who is both a W-2 employee and sefl-employed. Both the W-2 and the sefl emmployment are from teaching. Additionally, both incomes are about equal. The client pays for his/her own insurance. Can my client take the sefl-employed health insurance deduction on the front page of the 1040 or should the deduction be allocated between the schedule C and Schedule A. Let's also assume that the client's employer (W-2) does not offer health insurance. I'm pretty sure if the employer does, that the client cannot take the front page deduction. | |
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| Yes, client is eligible for SEHI based on his Sch C income if he was not eligible for coverage through other ER and if his SE income is equal to or greater than the cost of his SEHI. | |
