Sorry but a POA cannot deduct travel expenses for "overseeing". The IRS allows caregivers to deduct costs incurred from a parent's health care, such as hospitalization, prescription drugs, dental care and even long-term care services.
There was a similar question asked by another caregiver that was already answered in our community including some articles that pertain to this topic as well. We thought these might answer your caregiving question.
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There was a similar question asked by another caregiver that was already answered in our community including some articles that pertain to this topic as well. We thought these might answer your caregiving question.
https://www.agingcare.com/questions/is-mileage-driven-to-care-for-elderly-parent-tax-deductible-145224.htm
https://www.agingcare.com/articles/caregiver-2013-tax-deductions-credits-savings-145339.htm
https://www.agingcare.com/articles/medical-expenses-tax-deductions-148730.htm
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