Medical Expenses Tax Deductions
Deductible medical expenses that exceed 7.5% of your adjusted gross income. Includes doctor visits, prescriptions, and health insurance premiums.
check_circleWhat You Can Deduct
- checkDoctor and specialist visits
- checkPrescription medications
- checkDental and vision care
- checkHealth insurance premiums (if not employer-paid)
- checkMental health services
- checkMedical equipment and supplies
- checkLab tests and imaging
- checkMileage to medical appointments
lightbulbTips for Keeping Records
- tips_and_updatesOnly expenses exceeding 7.5% of AGI are deductible
- tips_and_updatesSave all pharmacy receipts and medical invoices
- tips_and_updatesInclude health insurance premiums you pay out of pocket
- tips_and_updatesHSA contributions are a separate, above-the-line deduction
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