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- Amounts paid for qualified long-term care services are deductible medical expenses.
IRC section 213(d)(1)(C) allows taxpayers the medical expenses deduction for costs of long-term care services beginning in tax year 1997. IRS Notice 97-31 contains temporary guidance rules regarding long-term care contracts and for determining qualifications of services. The rules require services to be provided to chronically ill individuals by nonrelated persons.
- The Tax Adviser
- Vol. 29 Nbr. 5, May 1998
- 5 CFR 1650.32 - Financial hardship withdrawals.
...'s income is less than his or her monthly expenses on a recurring basis);. (2) The participant has inncurred medical expenses as a result of a medical condition, illne... are those that would be eligible for deduction as medical expenses for Federal income tax purpose...
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 5: Administrative Personnel
- Cheryl Lynn de Werff, (2011)
...: (1) Whether petitioner is entitled to a medical expense deduction in excess of that allowed by res...1Petitioner claimed $8,187 of medical expenses. After application of the 7.5-percent floor, see s...
- United States Tax Court

- Letters
In retrospect, we should have mentioned that only a portion of the LTCI premium (based on the age of each insured as per the annually indexed Government Aged Based Tables) could have been used in calculating the unreimbursed medical expenses for deduction on Schedule A. The point of the article was to foster further discussion of wealth replacement trusts and their use in the estate tax planning process.
- Life Insurance Selling
- Vol. 83 Nbr. 3, March 2008
- Preglimony.
...THE PREGNANCY-SUPPORT DEDUCTION A. The Current Income Tax Treatment of Pregnancy-R... for a portion of prenatal and birthing medical expenses, but other pregnancy-related costs--like ...
- Stanford Law Review
- Vol. 63 Nbr. 3, March 2011
- Tax break for self-employeds.
An IRS letter ruling has approved the deduction by a sole proprietor of medical expenses of a spouse-employee as business expenses and the exclusion of the medical benefits as nontaxable fringe benefits to the spouse. The spouse must be a legitimate employee of the business, and IRC section 213(d) regulations define the scope of medical benefits covered. To benefit from this favorable ruling, sole proprietors should make sure that an employment relationship with the spouse is properly documented and that the plan includes all employees in addition to the spouse.
- The Tax Adviser
- Vol. 25 Nbr. 12, December 1994
- Everyone Is Still on Welfare: The Role of Redistribution in Social Policy.
..., natural resources, the environment, medical and noncash benefits for veterans, international h... indirectly through tax exemptions, deductions, and credits--known in today's budget parlance as ... for charitable giving, large medical expenses, investment losses, and many other items (McIntyre...
- Social Work
- Vol. 46 Nbr. 4, October 2001
- 26 CFR 1.213-1 - Medical, dental, etc., expenses.
...(a) Allowance of deduction. (1) Section 213 permits a deduction of payments f...
- Code of Federal Regulations - Title 26: Internal Revenue
- Rhiannon G. O'Donnabhain, (2010)
... disorder, a condition recognized in medical reference texts, in which an individual experience...P claimed a medical expense deduction under sec. 213, I.R.C., for the cost of the surgerries, transportation and other related expenses, and feminizing hormones, for the taxable year 200...
- United States Tax Court
- State of Florida, et al v. U.S. Department of HHS, et al, (11th Cir. 2011)
... financial risks to households and medical providers.” Id. . § 18091(a)(2)(A). In its find... charges” and “qualified medical expenses.”40 Id. § 18022(c)(3)(A). Annual cost-sharing l..., § 9008; (7) elimination of the tax deduction for expenses allocable to the Medicare Part D subs...
- Federal Circuits