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    Client an Independent home care provider, received a letter from the healthcare people she works for that they
    enrolled her a union medical benefit plan which she paid no monthly fee stating that the cost of the insurance they provided must be reported on 1099M (nonemployee) and that she must report it on her tax return. First this is reported as income, correct? Can be deducted on sch A medical, correct? not sure how to handle. any help would be helpful.

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    I really do not know the answer, but here are some thoughts

    Client an Independent home care provider
    If T/p is Independent would you be able to report the 1099 as income for the insurance charge, and then also take the deduction for self employed insurance on form 1040 rather than Schedule A

    How is T/p other income reported from this Agency, form 1099 ?

    Sandy

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      home care provider

      She is a home care and day care provider. I am reporting as such. Like the idea of self insurance deduction. thanks

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