If your elderly parent is disabled do they receive a tax deduction every year?

Asked by anonymous5758  |  Dec 22, 2009

My elderly father received a tax deduction last year because he is disabled. So does that mean that he will be receiving one again this year too?

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Rosanne Roge, Dec 9, 2011

Rosanne Rogé joined R.W. Rogé & Company, Inc. in January 1995. She is a graduate of C.W. Post - Long Island University. Ms. Rogé is certified by The Certified Financial Planners Board of Standards to use the professional certifications CFP and Certified Financial Planner. She is also a Certified Senior Advisor (CSA).

 

The IRS Code provides numerous benefits for persons with handicaps or disabilities. Since I would need to know more specific details, I would recommend checking with your tax preparer. If the situation remains the same as the previous tax filing year, I think it would be safe to assume the deduction for this year would still be available.

 
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