SE Med Ins Deduction on Form 7206

[RWG1950]

Customer and spouse (MFJ) will be using MEDICAL and LTC insurance as SE medical subtractions.
The wife has the "C" but both of their premium amounts will be used.
Do I fill in 2 separate 7206 Forms (one for each) for the same schedule "C"?
If I put them both on one, the total LTC premiums will exceed the 7206 amount allowed.
Individually, both LTC amounts are within the allowed limits.
Thanks for comments.

[Uncle Sam]

Isn't there a separate field for each spouse to enter his/her premium amount?

[TaxGuyBill]

If it is only one business, I don't see anything that indicates to file more than one 7206. It should all go on one form.

[RWG1950]

The issue is that they (between them) paid $9,150 in LTC premiums. The 7206 limits the LTC deduction to $7,160 if age 71.
They are both about 80, so the full $9,150 should qualify. There is no separate data entry allowed for a spouse on the 7206.
This does not appear to be addressed in the 7206 instructions - at least not that I can see.
To file this return it looks like it'll either have to be by paper or if e-filed (which requires a 7206) I'd have to fudge the LTC premium by using $7160
& add the difference of $1,990 to the medical insurance premium portion on the form.

[TaxGuyBill]

The 7206 does not limit the total to $7,160; it limits it to that per person. If your software it limiting it to that for both people, it software issue, not a form issue. What software do you use? Have you tried contacting support for your software?