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KRAFT Asked July 2010
We're paying for home health care out of pocket, are these expenses legally tax deductible?
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EXPERT Ralph Robbins Oct 2010
Medical expenses, including the cost of medically necessary home health care, are deductible to the extent they exceed 7.5% of Adjusted Gross Income.
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jmvitus Dec 2010
What if you are paying for private duty home health aides and no taxes are deducted?
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