Medical expenses can add up quickly—and the IRS allows you to deduct qualifying healthcare costs that exceed a certain percentage of your income.
Deductible medical expenses include doctor visits, prescription medications, dental and vision care, hospital services, medical equipment, and health insurance premiums in some cases. You may also be able to deduct travel costs for medical care and certain long-term care expenses.
However, not all health-related costs qualify, and you must meet specific thresholds to claim these deductions. Understanding what the IRS considers a qualified medical expense and how to properly document your costs can help you reduce your tax burden while staying compliant.
Learn which healthcare expenses qualify for tax deductions, what threshold you must meet, and how to calculate your medical expense deduction.
Discover which dental expenses are tax deductible, including routine care, major procedures, orthodontics, and cosmetic treatments.
Find out how to deduct prescription medication costs, over-the-counter drugs with prescriptions, and medical supplies for tax savings.
Understand how to deduct mileage, lodging, and transportation costs when traveling for medical appointments and treatments.
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