Kansas Schedule S (line A-14)

[Dan]

I have a question about the Kansas Schedule S form and line A-14

When you have a married filing joint return should line A-14 be 1400? The return I am working on only shows 700.

Anybody in Kansas have this problem? Please let me know what line A-14 should be for a married filing joint return. Thanks

[JerryH]

If both tps have at least 700 in long term care payments then the ks s form allows 1400 in deduction. Input the amounts on sch a of federal under the long term care item on medical work sheet and it will carry to the ks s form.

[Dan]

Thanks Jerry for your answer.

It worked great putting the long term care payments on the medical worksheet. When I looked at the Kansas Schedule S, line A-14, there was the $1400 that was supposed to be there for a married filing joint return.

I was using line 29 (form 1040) and going to the self-employed heath insurance deduction worksheet. I could not get the $1400 to show up on the Kansas Schedule S form from there without doing an override on the schedule s form. All I got was $700 without the override.

The reason I was using line 29 was because I did not think I had enough itemized deductions for a schedule A.

I believe it should also work on line 29 of the 1040 form.