jshdoff Asked April 2018
Can you deduct caregiver travel expenses?
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I thought I could, because if it wasn't me, we'd have to hire someone and I know that's deductible. I've piled up a lot of miles back and forth to doctors with my Mom with Alzheimer's and the accountant thinks I can only deduct it if she's my dependent (she's not). What have other folks done?
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Guestshopadmin Apr 2018
You can only deduct if you are a paid caregiver or they are your dependent. IRS rules. Your accountant is correct.
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