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can I write off my surgery (venous insufficiency) on my taxes. The surgery cost more than I make a year.?
I borrowed money from relatives to pay for it.
4 Answers
- JasonLv 74 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes. Health care expenses are deductible beyond a minimum threshold. You'll need to itemize and maintain copies of your explanation of benefits and the bills demonstrating you paid them, but yes, they are deductible.
- ?Lv 74 years ago
You can only write off the amount you've actually paid and it must exceed a certain percentage of your income. It's an itemized deduction along with the rest of your medical expenses and other itemized deductions on Schedule A.
- οικοςLv 74 years ago
Anything you pay out, over 7% (?) of your income is tax-deductible, provided that you itemize.
- oil field trashLv 74 years ago
Only the part you actually paid for. Anything covered by insurance is not deductible.
