Yes, very simple...get a note from your doctor that he recomended these OTC's....for you to take. Do it every December before the new year...and staple all those receipts to the letter....or same folder. I've not seen a problem with it yet.. truth be told...the way your tax form is done....you have to reach a high high high spending bracket to begin with... so..by the time you reach that...you can kiss most of that write off anyway... also...I think it is only 2% to some number anyway...so.....in the end...ya be lucky if it takes 100bucks off the tax bill..... It depends on alot of factors....I remember someone tellin' me..... the tax program(turbo tax)...it said...ok now medical expence...YOU MUST have over 7K in order to even concider writing it off.....that person was lower middle class with only two in household.... so.....Uncle sams skin on his back is still pretty thick.....(no skin off his back) Hey, if your tax guy says NO....then so be it..if your fine with that... wlk-- 
Anything I post or respond to comes from a Lyme and Bart victim himself. I am NOT a doctor. I do my own research for ME...I may share my findings and will post them. They are for general talk and vent...If a group leader feels the info is worth saving somewhere, they are more than welcome to do with it as they like. Wlk=) |
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